Official pages and store snapshots
Flavor pages are checked on every visit. FamilyMart and 7‑ELEVEN store lists keep separate official snapshot dates.
DATA, FRESHNESS & PRIVACY
A clear line between official listings, useful estimates, and details that still need an in-store check.
Flavor pages are checked on every visit. FamilyMart and 7‑ELEVEN store lists keep separate official snapshot dates.
Regional campaigns and machine types guide the estimate. Changeover timing can still vary by store.
When a chain does not publish live store stock, ICE MAP never turns a candidate store into a guarantee.
Each visit bypasses CDN caching when checking Taiwan flavor sources and 5 official Japan product pages. Returning to an older tab triggers another check. FamilyMart and 7‑ELEVEN store lists are synchronized separately, and a source older than seven days is flagged. Japan monitoring compares 36 tracked product labels with the published baseline and this device’s previous visit. A fresh request still cannot prove that one store has just restocked.
These links explain whether a chain lets visitors check a product, region, or store. They are not mixed into product-change monitoring, and an app result is never treated as a promise that stock will remain when you arrive.
Your location is used in the browser only to sort nearby Taiwan stores or open a Google Maps search. ICE MAP does not save it. Favorites, recent stores, trip picks, exchange rates, and page fingerprints stay on this device.
ICE MAP can be added to a phone’s home screen. Online visits prefer the latest page and source check. Saved information appears only when the connection fails and is labeled as offline.
ICE MAP is an independent guide. Sellouts, flavor changeovers, machine cleaning, temporary pauses, and personal app offers are not fully visible in public data. Use the official locator or call the store before traveling far.