One of the main issues that users have had with Apple since the launch of the iOS 6 was the incorrect data that has been used for the Maps feature app. Although Maps is designed to help people find the best possible routes to their destination, consumers have noted that there have been multiple errors, including incorrect routes and wrong point of interest (POI) data. Apple finally seems intent on being able to correct these problems in real time.

According to a new report from 9to5Mac, Apple is beginning to take the information that it is given by customers and using it to fix any errors that are spotted while using the Maps feature. This has been some time coming, as Maps has always had the option of reporting incorrect POI data directly to the company. While Apple has been rolling out beta testing for iOS 8 over the last month, making the necessary updates to Maps seems to be one of the company's top priorities.

The report says that Apple now monitors the suggestions for fixed Apple routes each day, which gives it a very quick turnaround to address any problems that are brought to its attention by Maps users. Customers can then see their suggestions taken into account and the problems fixed the next time they go to use the app.

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