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What3Words

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What What3Words does.

What3Words is a company that has assigned a unique combination of three words to every 3-meter square of the world. This system is used for e-commerce and delivery, navigation, emergencies, and more. The company offers a Map App and a Business Developer tool called what3words Pro. Users can import data, share locations, and save directions using the what3words system. The company's technology integrates with map data from GeoBasis-DE/BKG and Google Maps. What3Words uses cookies to measure website usage and enhance functionalities on their site.

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