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That's a nice story, but obviously not true. Google Maps was first published in 2005, so it's been doing nothing for the "last 10 years"... And during that tim
by jsnell 15y ago
That's a nice story, but obviously not true.
Google Maps was first published in 2005, so it's been doing nothing for the "last 10 years"... And during that time they've changed base map data providers several times in most countries (Navteq -> Tele Atlas -> Google), making it incredibly unlikely that such errors would have persisted for the whole time.