When Waze first appeared on the scene, it was considered a revelation, thanks to its unique crowdsourcing. While there are plenty of reasons why Waze is better than Google Maps, Waze is relegated to more of a testbed for new features these days; thus, user complaints have been piling up. If you've noticed a growing list of aggravations when using Waze, rest assured you're not alone. In other words, Waze is feeling pretty lackluster for many users, thanks to inconsistencies that stray too far from the app's purpose: getting you somewhere quickly with as little aggravation as possible. Sadly, it would appear that Waze has totally forgotten about that second bit, and the cracks are really starting to show.