From broken app days to much improved Apple maps UI, Apple is still working hard to make this app better for its users. Apple might ask freelancers or we can clearly say public help in order to do so.TryRating is the name of the program under which freelancers would be working with Apple, as a result of which they’ll be paid 54 cents fee each time points of interest verified or any other searches over Apple Maps.

Apple Maps Working to Make the App at Par with Google Maps

A day, 600 queries could be field up.

To be a verifier, freelancer has to sign up apparently from a website. Subcontractors in different countries where the program would be launched would be seeking workers too but it’s open to anybody capable of. Similar to Amazon’s Mechanical Turk? We think so too.

Amazon program helped freelancers to earn by doing mini tasks which is a contribution to the data improvement for machine learning and search.