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Ian
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I have Waze on a WiFi enabled tablet. I have been able to use it when driving away from my house - and therefore losing the WiFi connection. So long as I go the way that Waze recommends, it works. However, if I choose not to use the suggested junction to the motorway - deviating from the Waze route - Waze then tries to find out where I am using the internet. That is a bit tough unless I drive back through my front room. Typically, I know the way to the local motorway network - it it the far end of the journey where I need navigation. Waze needs to be able to determine where I am on the route, even if I have deviated - whether that is by choice or by circumstances.
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I too use WiFi since I have a WiFi only tablet. I can use Waze to plan a route - OK, I won't get traffic alerts - but having driven a few miles Waze goes into a 'sulk' because I have not followed a turn and it is trying to find the network to calculate my best move. Even when I am back on route. It is the far end of a journey where I most need navigation aids and by then Waze has given up.