@Sunny

Changes in Tractive Terms of Service

I compared the current and old terms of service for Tractive and found several changes. Here are the key differences:

How I Found the Changes

I used the Wayback Machine to find an older version of the terms of service and compared both documents with the help of Mistral AI.

Changes in the Terms of Service

1. Validity Date:
   • Change: The validity date has been updated.
   • Location: At the beginning of the document under "General Terms and Conditions."
2. Subscription Fees and Price Adjustments:
   • Change: A new section detailing Tractive's right to adjust pricing and the notification process for price changes.
   • Location: Section "III. Subscription Fees and Price Adjustments" in the new document.
3. Subscription Renewal and Payment:
   • Change: Additional details on renewal and handling of failed payments.
   • Location: Section "II. Online Tracking: Registration / Subscription Plan Contract," points 8 and 9.
4. Live Tracking:
   • Change: Explicit mention of Tractive's right to terminate live tracking sessions.
   • Location: Section "V. Online Tracking / Obligations and Behavioral Rules," point 7.
5. Liability and Indemnification:
   • Change: More detailed clauses on liability limitations and indemnification.
   • Location: Section "VI. Online Tracking Availability / Warranty / Liability."
6. Payment and Financing Options:
   • Change: Detailed outline of payment options, including financing through Klarna.
   • Location: Section "XIV. Financing via Klarna Bank AB."
7. Right of Withdrawal:
   • Change: Detailed conditions for the right of withdrawal and refund process.
   • Location: Section "XII. Right of Withdrawal of the Consumer according to Section 11 FAGG."
8. Legal and Jurisdiction:
   • Change: Specifies Austrian law governance and dispute resolution in Linz, Austria.
   • Location: Section "XVII. Place of Fulfillment, Contract Language, Choice of Law, Place of Jurisdiction."

@Iam10squirrels
it works with #OwnTracks

@passepartout @karthie
OrganicMaps only calculates the speed in the route planning, whereas #OsmAnd includes turn-offs, traffic lights, traffic calming etc. in the route planning. This means that other routes are created that are better and the calculated time to arrival is therefore much more accurate than with OrganicMaps.

@pogmommy
Then one could also argue and say that grapheneos is not good because it is based on Aosp, which is developed by Google.

@pogmommy
Which OS are you using on your smartphone?

@rando
MagicEarth has a traffic jam bypass and displays weather data.
Available in the PlayStore

@JoelJ
You can also try MagicEarth from PlayStore