Mexican President Threatens to Sue Google Over 'Gulf of America' Label on Maps.
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Just access GMaps through your VPN through Mexico, and your wildest dreams can come true.
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Was going to say, it's West if you go far enough
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Fr, I try, but it’s really not possible to get away from these companies.
Nobody wants signal, nobody wants mastodon, nobody wants or frankly can use openstreetmaps. Alternatives are just not good enough
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I prefer the name "golfo del gringo loco"
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Invest in a snowblower
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DuckDuckGo is just Bing. And Microsoft is not any better in terms of kissing Trump's ass.
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I see you haven't met the MAGA-filled Central Valley and northern Californian populations.
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Showing with both names does not make it any better and I'm not sure why you think it does. They're just kowtowing to a unilateral decision made by one of the multiple countries that border the Gulf of Mexico.
I assume you would not want Taiwan to be called Chinese Taipei on Google Maps despite China calling it that.
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The official name is the Gulf of Mexico. It doesn't become a different name just because Trump declares it. It isn't up to him.
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I'm outside the U.S. and Mexico. This is what I see.
Incidentally, that is also what Mexicans see.
Trump and Google have decided that the whole world has to acknowledge Trump's unilateral declaration.
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in their jurisdiction (Mexico) it is actually the "Gulf of Mexico" in Google Maps, they don't get the "Gulf of America" name.
I'm in Europe and for me it says "Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America)". 🥴
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Right? Honestly there are plenty of geographical features that are named differently between different languages and countries. It really doesn't affect anybody except people in the US.
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This is what I see in England. Why should I have to see what Trump thinks the Gulf's name is when it wasn't renamed here?
