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Permissions Required

This app may request the following permissions:

• find accounts on the device
• add or remove accounts
• read your contacts
• approximate location (network-based)
• precise location (GPS and network-based)
• send SMS messages
• directly call phone numbers
• read call log
• read phone status and identity
• read the contents of your USB storage
• modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
• take pictures and videos
• record audio
• view Wi-Fi connections
• view network connections
• create accounts and set passwords
• pair with Bluetooth devices
• change network connectivity
• connect and disconnect from Wi-Fi
• control flashlight
• full network access
• run at startup
• reorder running apps
• draw over other apps
• use accounts on the device
• control vibration
• prevent device from sleeping
• install shortcuts
• receive data from Internet

Recent Reviews

Isaac Santana

3.0★

Ok, after using it for a few days, the app is great for providing direction using public transportation.. very accuratem However not everything appears in English, even though tou change the language to English. Also, I'm assuming bc it lacks the capability to look for things in English, it doesn't do a good job finding things so I look for them on Google maps and then enter the address. Also, when you enter the address, add name, number without the district and/or country. Naver won't find it.

Tamar Harrington

5.0★

Pretty essential for living in Seoul. The English version isn't very good, imo. I use the Korean version. I appreciate the detailed info about public transport arrival times and which train door to use to shorten your next transfer time. (Arrival times aren't always 100% accurate, but would it be reasonable to expect that?) I have sometimes had a little trouble with looking up addresses on the app, but I suspect that is because of poor choices in the way the addresses are written.

Ben Nevis

2.0★

If you put spaces between words, it doesn't give you results. -Businesses who have English signage/names are often not found if you type the name in English. -If you type "restaurants" it will give you everything that is closed. It doesn't understand when you say something like "restaurants in Gangnam." Often it will give you a result of a place named Gangnam restaurant...on Jeju. Basically, it doesn't really speak English, but Google maps is blocked from useful info so...you're stuck.

Jim Kim

3.0★

Pretty much what others said already, the app doesn't translate the names of certain places, so I had to guess where my train/bus stop was. My main issue is the photo section of places. I wanted to see the photo of places to see what they offer, but there are so many pictures that have NOTHING to with places. Why am I seeing picture or videos someone walking their pets when I wanted to check out restaurants? The teams at Naver need to clean that up or organize better.

Marvin Powell

2.0★

This app is so horrible. Despite claiming it has an English version, it can ONLY give you results when you type in Korean. It can also ONLY give you results when you put in the exact (Korean) word with absolutely no mistakes. If you put in "Mcdonalds" without the apostrophe, it won't give you any results. When you DO get results on something, it only gives you results by "relevance" instead of distance from you, meaning everything is far away, instead of the closest options to you. Horrible!

Daniel Martinez

2.0★

Only good option for Korea and it sucks. Sure it will help you get to your destination and works well in when the trains and sometimes buses will arrive. Calculating the cost for each public transportation works good also. But if you navigate out of your starting point and will not update the route. A lot of times it throws you way outside where you are located. Searching for specific things completely sucks.