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Google has again requested that it be allowed to export Korea's detailed map data, nine years after it was denied by Seoul over security concerns.

Google has asked the South Korean government for approval to export high-precision map data for the first time in nine years, officials said Feb. 27. The company previously sought permission in 2011 ...

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as soon as the federal Geographic Names Information (GNIS) was updated. A Google spokesperson in an email shared with Newsweek: "For over a decade we've worked with timeanddate.com to show public ...

Google has requested the South Korean government to allow the US tech giant to transfer the country's high-precision map data overseas, following failed attempts earlier on two occasions, officials ...

Google makes 4th attempt to export high-precision mapping data instead of investing in local data centers or servers The ...

"So in mid-2024 we returned to showing only public holidays and national observances ... a database of more than 1 million geographic features in the U.S. Google confirmed Monday that the Gulf ...

Now the time-management service only shows default entries for public holidays and national observances ... of Mexico (Gulf of America)’. Google in a blog post noted that it rolled out the changes ...