Let's take a look at map sync.
So map sync 001.
We can see a query will be provided
to you on how to parse it.
We have these different types, though.
This is where this is interesting, what you get.
Coordinates of a search, navigation journey,
you can see location search.
So those are the three different categories
you're going to have.
So a location search is when you're looking it up.
Coordinates of search is the rendering of that.
If I type in Golden Gate Bridge, I'm
going to see that show up on my screen.
The background is tracking, OK, where is she
and where does she want to go?
The journey is your path you're going to take to get there.
So I wrote that query.
Adrian, the Cheeky 4n6 Monkey, he wrote a script.
He took my query, he wrote a script that you can run.
It's in your VM.
You can see iOS 14 maps_history.py against the map
sync directory and then where you want to output.
And here, you could see that he just normalizes
it and makes it look nice.
But what's really great are these blobs.
If you look at the blobs, it will tell you
the turn-by-turn instructions that the user could have taken
to get to those locations.
Now, do you notice I say could have?
Just because you search for something in Apple Maps
does not mean you went there.
We need more solid evidence putting a person at a location.