I've been toying around with an AR-based game, but I wanted to avoid the Pokemon Go problem of people going into private property to play the game, as well as limiting the scope of the problem where someone might choose their own home or office as a "home base" for the game and potentially get real-world harassment at one of those places.
My thought was that maybe there is some way to distinguish between public and private property using MapKit metadata, e.g. look at whether a particular spot is on a street or a sidewalk or a public park, and limit access to anything that's not clearly public.
CLGeocoder, which returns CLPlacemark, seems really close, but while it clearly tells you the street you're on at a given lat/long, and what waterway you're near, it doesn't look like I can ask if the place where a user is standing is a street, a park, or somewhere in their home or office or something like that.
Considering Apple's own maps can display that information, and considering transit / directions must be able to access that sort of metadata, I'd hope that it'd be possible out of the box to do this, but it appears not to be. Anyone had luck with this, or with using any sort of third party product to do the same thing?
