Over the weekend I was trying to navigate to the church of my grandmothers funeral, because I wanted to make sure I left in time so I wasn't late. Apple's new

Over the weekend I was trying to navigate to the church of my grandmothers funeral, because I wanted to make sure I left in time so I wasn't late. Apple's new Maps kept navigating me to a church of the same name in a town that was about 120 miles away from our destination. Even when I specifically entered in the city name, it still went to the wrong city. The only way I could see the traffic conditions in the end was to type in the name of the mall that was within a few hundred feet of the church, so I knew it'd be almost just as accurate. In my case, I was lucky because I was actually married in that church so I knew exactly where it was, but what if this happened to someone else? What if someone is trying to get directions, it gives them directions to the wrong location and that person is none-the-wiser? Is there a service level agreement for using the Maps app on your iPhone? Should there be?