Mexican President Threatens to Sue Google Over 'Gulf of America' Label on Maps.
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My phone is a Pixel on Google Fi, and I have a YouTube premium account. I've got a lot of work ahead of me
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Yeah its true unfortunately
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Yeah its actually insane how far Googles reach has gotten
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Don’t forget two people typing on one keyboard
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Proud soyboi checkin in
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Oh, 2 M's touch.
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It's a US company following US policy as it's a contract holder for the US Government they're compelled to follow US policy. Whether anyone likes it or not, at least for right now, US policy is that the Gulf of Mexico for all intents and purposes is the Gulf of America.
President Sheinbaum can sue Google all she wants, but there's no court that's going to find that a US company complying with US policy is breaking the law.
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Actually the executive order only renames the parts that the US controls, and they don't control the entire gulf
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Google is worth more than Mexico. A frivolous lawsuit, which is what this would be, will hurt Mexico more.
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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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You could be wrong. While possibly justified on Google's part, Mexico will most likely sue its Mexican affiliate, and if Google wishes to operate in Mexico, it will have to comply with orders from Mexican courts. See twitter and Brazil for similar case.
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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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President of mexico is just showing themselves to be as big of a baby as trump. Best thing to do is ignore it. Its of such little importance.
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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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Alternatives are just not good enough
And to no fault of their own of course. They just aren't working with the same resources as Google and the others.
I think it's more a question of stepping down our level of comfort at this point. Can we live without a particular service that Google provides, when there are no alternatives with feature parity? Or can we live with the fact that some of the features aren't working as well or missing, and use the alternatives anyway?
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I see you haven't met the MAGA-filled Central Valley and northern Californian populations.
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I like edamame and fried tofu. Does that make me one too?
