The California Internet Div says that the name of the water body will depend on the location of the user.
Google began to call the Mexican Bay of America’s Bay after the executive order of the President of the United States Donald Trump, in which he renamed the body of water.
California’s internet giant said on Monday that the name of the bay on its applications would depend on the user location.
“People who use tickets to the US will see” American Bay “and people in Mexico will see the” Mexican Bay “. Everyone else will see both names,” Google wrote in a blog post.
Last month, Google marked his intention to change the post on X on X, explaining that he uses the geographical name information systems (nests), the database led by the American geological examination.
In the same post of X, Google said he would also change the name of Mount Denali on Alaska on Mount McKinley, after former US President William McKinley, after being updated at an official database in accordance with Trump’s order.
Trump signed his executive order for renaming natural features for hours after he entered his duty on January 20, throwing him as a decision on “honor of American size”.
Mount Denali, the highest peak in North America, was named Indigenous people Koyukon Athabascan.
The US government changed its name to Mount McKinley in 1917 in honor of the late Republican president, killed by the anarchist in 1901.
The administration of former US President Barack Obama returned the indigenous name of the mountain in 2015 before the presidential visit to Alaska.
Trump’s decision to rename natural traits has attracted a return reaction from indigenous groups in Alaska and encouraged the Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum to sarcastically suggest that in North America she has renamed “Mexican America”, as directed in one of the founding documents of the country.
