Google Maps has officially updated Mexico’s own name to the United States on Monday.
Among many other administrative orders, President Donald Trump declared that Mexico’s own name would be changed on the day of his inauguration. This administrative order also canceled the movement of the Obama era, which converts the McKinley Mountain to Denali. Similarly, the name Mexico is the most widespread in the body of water since the 16th century.
The president said that these names were part of the gesture of “pride of the United States in the history of the United States.”
As of Monday afternoon, Google Maps users in the United States will change Mexico’s own name to the United States alone. International users will see both names, and Mexican users can only see Mexico. Google has already said in January that the geographical name information system in the United States will comply with Trump’s administrative orders if the name of the place is updated.
Claudia Shane Baum Mexico said he would send a letter to Google that questioned the company’s decision to change Mexico’s own name on Google Map. But Google’s decision to change the name of the Gulf is consistent with the existing policy of how to explore the differences between nations. Google changes the map and matches the user’s local government.
Google complied with Trump’s spells, but Apple has not yet updated Mexico or Denali’s name in the map app. When searching for “American Gulf” in Apple Maps, the app did not get the results.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Apple CEO Tim Cook have attended Trump’s inauguration. COOK personally donated a million dollars to Trump’s inauguration fund, and Google donated a million dollars.
