Which is teh best app for traffic jam in Paris ?

i live in Paris and i tried Sytadin which an awful app , the worst i have ever try .
Do you know a better app ?
thanks

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As for security, I'm not too sure, as the website for LogMeIn does not seem to list the details. But as with any other internet based service, like email and social networking sites, an additional account of any sort will increase your vulnerability, even if it's just by that small amount. You can try accessing the computer through a VPN when on a public wifi network for added security. However about the virus, I don't think that is possible... No need to worry about your iPad getting a virus.

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