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Furthermore, switching orientation modes may be inconvenient for the user. In particular, a user may desire to use one orientation mode rather than another depending on a context for the navigation. When a context first changes, a user then must change the orientation mode and when the context changes a second time the user must change the orientation mode once again or change the orientation mode back to an original orientation mode. Existing navigational systems do not anticipate the orientation mode for a particular user and/or a particular context. The present disclosure provides examples of apparatuses, methods, systems, and computer program products that can determine and/or anticipate a suitable orientation mode for a particular user and/or a particular context.

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