They're done this globally apparently. They just got rid of the provincial park option and defaults all government operated nature reserves, of any government, as "state parks".
Seems very shortsighted and with a disregard for other countries. Extremely confusing move by google.
Canada really needs to develop its technology to get off of oppressive American tech. We need to work with other countries and develop our own tech to combat this. Absolutely insulting. Just a little βoopsieβ after over a decade of not having mislabelled parks? The stink is showing.
Every canadian should switch to Organic Maps for national security purposes.
Feels like we're being politically raped, and it's really pissing me off.
If people are wondering why Google is simping to Trump, they have been convicted of being a monopoly and the antitrust action is now in the penalty phase.
The action started under Trump I, was vigorously pursued by Biden's Lena Kahn and the conviction secured. Now all that's left is to decide the penalty, which could range from a strongly written letter to a breakup of the company.
from "Not Evil" to "Prime Evil" in just a couple decades.
Can you please go burn down the White House again?
Jesus fucking Christ already!
The orange butt plug and fElon need to keep their fucking hands off Canada.
I mean I knew Americans weren't great at geography, I didn't realize it was this bad.
Just label the US as South/Lesser Canada.
I'm not seeing this at all.
Provincial Parks in BC are all still called 'xyz provincial park'.
If you explicitly search for 'state park' all the provincial ones come up, but there's nothing in any of their details mentioning 'state' in anyway.
/edit: found it.
It's subtle, but it's there.
Example:
I wouldn't be surprised if the orange utan asked Google to "make a mistake" on purpose, to float the idea and see what would happen.
Just checked and sure enough, nearby provincial parks are labelled 'State Park'
Man, all these tech giants keep making convenient "mistakes"....
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