Why Do People Still Use ‘Maps’ When GPS Is Available?

Maps are like paper friends that help you find your way when GPS is like a talking robot that guides you step by step.

Maps are pictures of places, they show streets, buildings, and parks on paper or on your phone. You can look at them anytime, even if your phone runs out of battery. They don’t need electricity to work!

GPS, on the other hand, uses satellites in space to tell you exactly where you are. It’s like having a voice inside your head that says, “Turn left in 100 feet!” But GPS needs electricity and signals from space, which can sometimes go away.

Imagine you’re playing hide-and-seek at school. If the lights go out, maps still work because they don’t need light or power. That’s why people still use maps even when GPS is around, it's like having two friends to help you find your way!