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Please continue to report.
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@georgetakei Well now it's just a typographical shitshow, and it is no longer clickable
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@georgetakei the Gulf of America has officially transitioned. If you keep calling it Gulf of Mexico, you're deadnaming it. Do better.
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@georgetakei Report is not possible here in Europe - currently reviews are turned off as well - there is no possibilty to inform Google about their typo in the name "Gulf of Mexico".
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@georgetakei
I wondered why I couldn’t find any way to report. So much for “free speech” in #HamberderHarkonnen’s America.
I wondered why I couldn’t find any way to report. So much for “free speech” in #HamberderHarkonnen’s America.
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@georgetakei Seen from a European perspective, calling the Golf of Mexico after a whole continent sounds quite woke to me, as if Trump wanted Canada, Brazil and Argentina to participate, too. It‘s just not very geographically precise, I‘m afraid.
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This was the first thing I tried to do. For Finland the name is in parentheses but you cannot report anything wrong with the name.
This was the first thing I tried to do. For Finland the name is in parentheses but you cannot report anything wrong with the name.
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@georgetakei I had to X out the golf of America and change it to Gulf of Mexico or I could not get the send button.
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@georgetakei
Apparently the cowards turned off the ability to post about the Gulf of "America" 🙃
@GhostOnTheHalfShell
Apparently the cowards turned off the ability to post about the Gulf of "America" 🙃
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I disabled google maps (because apparently I cannot delete it. I switched to the "Here we go" app, which is good enough, *and* it correctly identifies the Gulf of Mexico.
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1. Google Gulf of Mexico.
2. “Gulf of America" will be at the head of Google’s answer.
3. Click on the three little dots to the right of “Gulf of America”.
4. Select "Send Feedback"
5. Click on "Gulf Of America" text.
6. Select "Inaccurate content".
7. Select "Incorrect" and type in whatever text you want such as "The correct name of this body of water is “Gulf of Mexico".
2. “Gulf of America" will be at the head of Google’s answer.
3. Click on the three little dots to the right of “Gulf of America”.
4. Select "Send Feedback"
5. Click on "Gulf Of America" text.
6. Select "Inaccurate content".
7. Select "Incorrect" and type in whatever text you want such as "The correct name of this body of water is “Gulf of Mexico".
If you are international,Gulf of A will show up in parenthesis behind Gulf of M
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@georgetakei it's of very little relevance what name appears on a map on your IPhone. The main effect of reporting it is feeling good about it. Why not focus instead on the deportations? Those are destroying lives, splitting families. Is it because doing something against the deportations would mean stepping out of your comfort zone and taking a risk?
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@georgetakei
Dude, please stop telling people to do this. It *actively* undermines your point.
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@georgetakei Also provide feedback for Apple Maps https://www.apple.com/feedback/maps-ios-ipados.html
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@georgetakei for the people that can't report on the location directly anymore, just leave the map open over the Gulf of Mexico and report a general technical issue, then use the highlighter function to highlight the broken part of the map. I have done this daily for the past three days.
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@georgetakei sorry, due to order of #presidentmusk speaking about #golfodemexico is no longer wanted.
Please respect #elonmusk #freespeech rules.
Please respect #elonmusk #freespeech rules.
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