ios - Using Mapkit offline -


I would like to use the mapkit framework in my app offline, so that users do not have to use roaming to download tiles. . . I've seen other maps using Google Maps and have seen the tiles in the app without downloading for the first time.

How can this be done? Will cached tiles in cached.db save somewhere else in the project so that they are by default there? Do I need to create overlays?

I have seen many similar questions, but I am still thinking that there can be an answer somewhere. Has Google really rejected its map images offline?

I know that I can use the MapBox, but I am also sure that the examples I have seen are not using the MapBox.

Many people have searched for me:

Many thanks! Andros

This is unfortunately not possible on iOS, nor is there an API for caching, nor is it The only way to allow offline mapping in the terms of use is that by using another map framework like Mapbox MKMapView caches some tiles even though you load them during an internet connection Until then, you have no control Not that how many tile caches or how long they got cached.

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