Isn't this considered a violation of the Google Maps API rules?

Question

Java

I will have a delivery service. One of its features will be real-time tracking of the courier. We want to show a point on the map. For this special participation of Google is not needed here - we determine the coordinates, just every 3-4 seconds we change the location of the marker on the map. that's all. Google has a premium api - there is shadowing of objects. Am I breaking anything?

Answer 1

Strings are surrounded by double quotes.

Answer 2

Java String

Answer 3

Wrong:
String help = "help";

Answer 4

no, its service does not apply to you in any way, the whole kitchen is performed on the client, you don’t know what Google is doing there. If you take the coordinates from your source, for Google you simply programmatically move the marker (although this is also on the client side and does not request / give any data to Google).

Answer 5

You understood everything correctly, object dispatching is possible only on prem. Plus, do not forget that your projects on their API must be public.