Google Maps to get better with directs with future updates, here’s what’s changing

We keep hearing about Google Maps Fiasco from across the globe where it directed people in some odd direction and eventually got them stuck in a ‘Worst case Scenario’. Now a new post published on the Android Developers Blogs An Insight About Maps Getting a new update to better with directs.
The post talks about a potential upgrade that maps will be getting with the Fused orientation provider (Fop) Aims to make the ‘Orientation’ Detection better on Android devices, irrespective of the hardware used by differentials on their devices.
According to the post, the update will make maps interpret the directions better to make it more accurate by combining the gyroscope, accepter and magnetometer data.
However, this idea of ​​google using data from all the sensors isnys, the company has used the api before, but the update will make better magnetic interface. As per the post, the changes will not only apply to google maps but also third-party apps that relay on google maps to offer navigational data.
It is to be noted that the update will be done with internals of the google maps, it won’t affect the user interface or the layout of the app. Also, The updated api Will be rolled out from the server side or via the app update in Android devices running Android 5.0 or Above.
How it will affect users
As mentioned, the update won’T change anything in terms of the app’s design or user interface. The changes are internal in the form of api which will be pushed automatically via the update. That said, the update is set to make it better with directions, especially in Busy Areas.