![]() else it will nicely pint to your front door and i am sure you dont want the whole world to know that nobodys home when you are travelling) i usually do NOT activate until i am in the airport. (I would also caution that if begins to track you and stops from the place you activated or terminated - so. The great thing is that the app continues to track you even in Airplane mode so you are not running battery down. ![]() I would take a combo if immediate footprint photos and photos to attach later on (still need to at least create a footprint for that spot) and then work though all the 'editing', putting my comments and stuff in the evening in the albergue with a good WiFi available and upload (if you read the site on how to use it - you'll see what I am talking about) You can immediately take a photo on a footprint or you can take them with phone camera and then attach later on to a given footprint (just keep track of what you are doing it can get a bit "much") If you anticipate lots of traveling and see a merit in it - you can grab the annual upgraded membership for a nominal discount, else you can pay on a monthly basis pay-as-you-go starting from the day you upgraded (thats what I did - kept it for 2 months while on Camino) ![]() The Upgraded account allows you to do 20 photos and 2 videos per footprint. You are allowed 10 photos and 1 video per footprint (but then see above so.) You are allowed UNLIMITED footprints (and heck you can create a new footprint exactly at the same spot than the previous one - works like a charmer if you have lots of pictures you took - something like Burgos Cathedral comes to mind. ![]() You set up a 'new trip' at any given time you wish and all you have to do is simply 'activate' it on the start day and the app will start the tracking (if you know the end day and plug it in - then it will stop at the end of that day as well) It does not cost you (or anyone else) anything to join. I dont know the difference because I never used Polar Steps but I have been playing with FindPenguins for couple of years and needless to say The Camino was absolutely a part of it (and like said - I plugged it into the Forum proper so other folks can follow the journey) ![]()
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