Friday, February 12, 2016

Week 4 EOC: The Cult of Apple


MyPOV - Imagine that you can take a photograph and rather than sharing to a private network you can post it to a world map and everyone can see exactly what you’ve captured from your lens. Welcome to MyPOV, it has no private users as all photos become part of a network but are still copyrighted to the original photographer. Rights to the photo can be sold for private use to individuals or businesses if contacted by an individual directly. The photographer can upload pictures to this app and most photos consist of locations, scenery, and other stills of their choosing but it’s not limited to those. The photos show a different user how the area looks from the perspective of the photographer and is then geo-tagged to a “Geo Map.” This consists of 2 types of views, city and country. City is more specific to businesses, streets, and local areas whereas country is specific to landmarks, national parks, and larger scale areas. People can take pictures of exact areas and give users a look at what the area, business, street, etc. looks like. Users can report or flag pictures that seem inappropriate and they will be hidden until verified appropriate or deleted. It can make a person explore what the area in a small town in Michigan looks like, what a concert hall looks like in Jacksonville, and how the different parts of a city park looks like. This is basically allowing a person to walk in the steps of someone who uploaded pictures before them. It can spark a vacation to a remote island because of all the pictures that have been posted before it, then you can try to find the exact location that a different user stood in to take the photograph.

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