Strava naturally wanted to showcase the reach of its huge user community. In the next couple of years, the GPS tracking startup managed to capture 1 billion activities, 3 trillion lat-long points, and 5% of all land on Earth covered by tiles. In June 2014, Strava, which offers cycling and running tracking apps for multiple fitness platforms, claimed to be tracking over 1 million activities per week across the globe. I now read that you have withdrawn the service! Very unhappy! Won’t be buying TomTom again! #Con #MissSold #AvoidTomTomĭo you own any of the products TomTom plans to withdraw support from? Would you be buying a new TomTom product to ensure uninterrupted service? Let us know in comments below! 🏳️‍🌈 January 29, Less than 4 yrs ago I purchased a Start 25 with free lifetime maps to 2024. Had mine for Xmas 2016 and now I read on the news that its useless?! I will be looking into a class action for breach of statutory rights. I am disgusted that are no longer providing updates for a range of satnavs bought in good faith. Will be advising all friends and family to steer clear as well.

#tomtom So “lifetime” doesn’t mean “lifetime”? Nothing like ripping off the customer. And angry users have taken to Twitter to express their dislike: This cheeky move that has not gone down well with the user community despite the company offering new products at discounted rates to existing patrons. “This may be the perfect opportunity to discover what our new range of navigation products has to offer you,” the company says. TomTom is trying to use this opportunity as a marketing pitch for its newer products, urging users to buy new hardware.

Over time, as the maps get outdated, you can expect your navigation routes to become less and less accurate. But if you have an active subscription running, you will keep getting map updates till the time that subscription expires. You will not be able to renew any maps or services either. If you own any of the above-listed TomTom sat-nav devices, say goodbye to software updates – you will not be receiving any. The mapmaker has compiled a list of sat-nav products it is convinced do not have sufficient resources to run the newest maps and software available with TomTom. A device will have reached the end of its life when none of these are available anymore.” the period of time TomTom supports your device with updates, services, content or accessories.

Not possible, you say? You have support for ‘lifetime updates’, you say? Well, turns out, the Dutch mapping company has a new definition of what it calls a lifetime.Īccording to TomTom, “Lifetime means the useful life of the device, i.e.

Your trusty old TomTom sat-nav device may be at the risk of becoming obsolete and not being able to renew any maps or services.

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