Go Map!! vs FaceGuard

Go Map!! lets you create and edit information in OpenStreetMap, the free crowd-sourced map of your neighborhood and the world. Add shops and restaurants, streets, cycling and hiking paths, buildings, lakes and rivers. • Quickly add points of interest • Edit nodes, ways and areas • Track your location and heading • Create and resolve Notes • Supports arbitrary tag values • Full undo/redo support • Work offline and upload your changes later • Bing, Mapbox and Mapnik backgrounds, or customize with your own • See who last edited an object and when • Find other mappers nearby • Search for places using Nominatim • Free! No ads or in-app purchases For more information visit www.OpenStreetMap.org Free registration and acceptance of the OpenStreetMap licensing terms is required to upload your changes. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

FaceGuard is a photo editing app for hiding faces in your photos. It automatically detects face regions and lets you edit them with mosaic, blur, emoji, or eye line. You can also manually add, delete, move, and resize detected regions as needed. Key Features - Take a photo / choose a photo - Automatic human face detection - Switch between blur / mosaic / emoji / eye line - Adjust blur/mosaic intensity and eye line color/thickness - Apply the same style to all regions at once - Save to device / iCloud Drive / share - On-screen guide shown the first time you open the editor Specifications - Requires iOS 17 or later - Still images only (video not supported) - Supported formats: JPEG / PNG - Detects human faces only - Region shape: ellipse only - Up to 30 regions per image - Up to 30 saved emoji presets About Privacy - Image editing (face detection, mosaic processing, etc.) is performed on-device. Images are only sent externally when you explicitly choose to share or save to cloud storage. - The app may send anonymous usage data to help improve the service; you can turn this off anytime in Settings. Note - Face detection results may vary depending on the photo (angle, lighting, occlusion, etc.).