Only American users will notice changes

Google Map users will soon notice changes in the name of two historical landmarks in the United States: The

Gulf of Mexican

and Denali peak.

Since January 27, Google officially announced This will comply with an enforcement order issued by the 47th president during his inauguration nine days ago and will change the Gulf of Mexico in the US Gulf, and Mount McKinley Mountain as the order suggests.

Changes in name will only apply to Google Maps users, while the rest of the world will see both names

The enforcement order, which was issued by the 47th president, calls on all the federal government’s cards and documents to “reflect its renamingS “This means that Google Maps will not be alone when it comes to complying with and complying with the rules of the new president, Apple Maps and other suppliers will have to follow the example.

For travelers who are not aware of how to reach the Denali or the Gulf of Mexico, and refer to Google Maps to get instructions, official changes to the name will only appear to US users, according to Google.

Google notes that only users in the United States will see both changes, because when “official names vary between countries, card users see their official local name. Everyone in the rest of the world sees both names. This is also applied here. “

For those who Google map the original and historical names outside

USA

Both names will be listed, which can lead to some confusion for international travelers aimed at the United States on vacation.

Google states that they have a “long -standing practice” to apply changes in the name coming from government officials

Google stands from his decision to comply with the executive order and explain its decision on its page “X” after receiving a “few questions” about changes in name.

Florida governor, Ron Roanis, has already applied the name of the Gulf Bay name when he addresses the Floridians on the topic of time warnings.

However, meteorologists have lingered with the original, historical name of the Gulf of Mexico when they predict the time south. Whether they will be assigned to call it by their new name during meteorological radiation remains to be seen.

Alaskans is also ignited by the executive order to change the Denali Mountain back to McKinley Peak after tirelessly struggling that the name officially changes from government officials, prompting the Obama administration to make this change official in 2015, stating, by saying That this is a slap in the face of Atabakani, who live under the shadow of the mountain, named it and we call it a name for decades.