- I saw the same behavior reported on the Android forum, where waze reports no-network when connected over GPRS or Edge. When I first saw the report on the forum, I thought to myself "it's just a stupid proxy on his network screwing up the non-3G traffic" but in my case I'm sure there is no proxy (at least none that screws stuff), as I've been "inside" for 11 years. Couldn't test it further because then 3G re-appeared and waze started working again. The behavior was waze not letting me report map problems stating "no network".
- I got some crashes when network was lost - but really lost. Most I didn't see any pattern, but some were happening like this: I assume I had map of the zone cached, as well as the geocaches. I'd go with my script to launch the waze://+lat+lon to pin point the next cache. Waze would scroll to that point, proving the road was cached, but sometimes it would crash right after showing the road bubble (like a long press on a segment), other time it crashes after I clicked on the arrow to navigate there.
- I'm still avoiding the sharing features until they are more resilient. I've shared my route (on facebook, but not relevant), and sometimes when I turn the screen off, go home, or almost everytime I switch to another app (geocache or safari), the sharing dies. First I thought it was waze being killed by iOS, but today I've noticed it wasn't just that. When iOS kills waze, waze restarts with the "continue navigation". But today I saw the case where I'd restart waze, the route was still untouched, but the orange sharing icon was gone. Please keep the sharing enabled on the other people until I explicitly stop the client or stop sharing.
- has been reported already, but happened also to me: stop at the gas station, get the popup, prices are n/a, when the prices are updated by me almost every day and there is no other gas station nearby to confuse the system.
- the report->gas stations has a very narrow radius. On the freeway in Portugal we have big billboards with the prices of gasoline 95 and diesel for the next 3 or 4 stations, the first one being usually 2km away (and then every 50km). report->gas was always telling me no-stations-nearby, even when I was just some hundred meters from it. It does surely work when below 100m of the landmark.
I've uploaded my logs now, but can't be sure of the time of each event, as it was an almost whole day drive from around 11GMT to 22GMT.
: dragstor
waze.srbija