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Keep a place reference that can be checked again
Five map phrases, including Get directions, Open now and min walk, give the sample a Places score of 9; the screenshot keeps the name, not live hours or routes.
Why a map screen scores so high
Map and listing apps print a recognisable set of phrases. In the sample, get directions, directions, open now and min walk each add two points and route adds one, because it has only five letters. The total is 9 for Places, far above the confident level of 3, so the rule result stands without asking Apple's model. The app carries similar phrases for many languages, from Routebeschrijving to Reittiohjeet.
Nearly all of those phrases describe the state of the map at that moment. Open now and 12 min walk were true for one place, one time and one starting point. The lasting parts of the screenshot are the place name, the street and the look of the entrance.
The marker lists cover the languages the app is offered in, so Otevřeno, Nyitva and Avoinna on Czech, Hungarian and Finnish map screens score 2 each, the same as Open now.
Original harmless example
- Text
- Get directions Open now 12 min walk Route
- Expected suggested shelf
- Places
Keep a place you want to find again
- Make sure the place name and address are in the screenshot, not only the route line.
- In Shotnest's detail view, tap the address found in the text to open it again.
- Search the place name later; the matching line is marked on the image.
- Check current opening hours and directions in a map app before you set off.
Readings to avoid
- Taking Open now in an old screenshot as today's hours.
- Reusing 12 min walk from a different starting point.
- Sharing a route screenshot that shows your own location or home address; make a covered copy first.
- Expecting the word route alone to file a screenshot: with five letters it earns 1 point, so Route overview here scores 1 for Places and is not confident.
- Assuming the shelf records where you were; only text inside the image is read, and the app does not ask for your location.
- Expecting Clean up to group map screenshots of two different places; their pictures differ, so they are not offered as duplicates.
A filed place is not a navigation result
The classifier here and in the app only reads the words. Neither requests your location, opens a map service or checks whether the place still exists.