Hi,
Despite nearby water fountains and toilets appearing on the map, the app only lists ones that are farther away.
Screencap from Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. Maybe I’m missing something? Thanks.


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Hi,
Despite nearby water fountains and toilets appearing on the map, the app only lists ones that are farther away.
Screencap from Bad Ragaz, Switzerland. Maybe I’m missing something? Thanks.

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Thank you for spotting that – there’s been a slight change in how some of the mapping is generated and c.t wasn’t picking that up! I’ve worked out what’s happening and a fix will be in the next version of the app (iOS very soon, Android some time September).
Great — thanks Richard.
Apologies for bumping up an old thread, but I noticed a slight difference in how the app handles drinking water taps. The tap I've linked below is shown on the website no problem but not on the iOS app (v2.2), I assume because `access=permissive`? The node was last updated a year ago so it's not an issue with new map data. Thanks :)
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/12762697950
Also, would you also consider displaying taps with ```drinking_water=yes``` on the website and app? I feel that the current system excludes some helpful permissive taps that could be used for drinking, such as this one by a church in Moffat.
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/12947495963
Good idea - I’ll take a look.