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I'm Kang Jimin from Jeohyun High School, Republic of Korea. I'm gonna tell you about the tricks of Google Maps.



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More than half of our country, or most of our mobile phones, is Android, or Google's OS.

Google Maps is one of the most commonly used maps, even if you use another OS such as iOS or Windows.

In this Google Map, our territory is operated by our nation's corporate SK Telecom, which provides data.

Google Maps, only when connecting to the Sea of Japan, in all countries except for our country liancourt will go into writing only rocks 

Our people have used cell phones in Korea and abroad, the Sea of Japan, liancourt rocks of changes immediately.

It was in fact, our people, setting in Korean language used by the Sea Of Japan, liancourt rocks to spell nerve you know?

Hangul, East Sea setting to the wool over Dokdo, written in a gerado or suffer such insults and I didn't it any more than 10 years it is the government response.

This is a practice that deceives and deceives Koreans. 

Shimane Prefecture, Dokdo, which is represented by a temporary error showed only a strong response to geotagging.

Google, access in Korea, East Sea only playing a trick, as the Dokdo.

He complained to Apple by comparing them.

Do you know why it is so funny to complain to Apple about geocoding errors?

Do you know why that is so upsetting to the government?

Apple until last year that Japanese in Japan in the Apple to provide maps, access to, Sea Of Japan, the Jukdo, to (Takeshima).

In other, access in all countries, east sea, writing right, dokdo.

But to Apple, it was a simple geocoding error, and they were shouting so loudly.
(The map itself db donghae and Dokdo and error no choice but to as geotagging, which is designated as base maps db).

Google Maps, operated by a local company,

All device manufacturers including domestic Samsung and LG are cheating by filtering access to Korea.

Sea Of Japan, liancourt rocks as the me-not one word, this is not.

We didn't even mention Google Maps for Samsung when the government protested.

In other media, such as Google, East Sea Dokdo marked the ridiculous that its nationals treated like an idiot.

Or are the people who should always see our territory on Google Maps?

They don't respond to the maps that they provide and they use as a basis.

Outright Hangul being not leave Sea of Japan abroad, but I just don't have to say?

In the meantime, what kind of constant response did Japan take?

As Dokdo and donghae Apple, which the map even disappeared from the East Sea sometime this year. (I left you're fortunately, Dokdo).

Are you satisfied that you are trying to deceive the public by using the words correctly in Korea?

It's just a connection in our nation, East Sea to the Dokdo still open, you would? Do people laugh?

In all countries except for our country, and even Korean, Sea Of Japan, set to liancourt rocks are they in?,

It's said that when a chicken is eaten by a natural enemy, it feels safe to hide its eyes in a safe place. 

Until now, Google has been provided with guidance from domestic companies.

East Sea only upon access in Korea as Dokdo, a cheat, pretend I didn't know it.

East Sea in all countries except Japan, Dokdo as Apple, maps of the db temporary error seems like something done by a complaint about, geotagging.

Samsung phones on the media in the country, and to act like Google Maps and East Sea with Dokdo and Google Maps is no problem, as if he

By the way? Sea Of Japan even though access to the Korean, even in every country abroad liancourt rocks must float.



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Please respond to our territory, and let the government be accurate and proper.

Thus, I require about incorrect mark of East Sea and  Dokdo.


 
   
 

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