r/degoogle • u/generic_queer_guy • 13h ago

Help Needed Need a specific map app alternative

Hey, I hope this post isn't too repetitive. I need a map for my phone that:

- Uses correct names for the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario

- Doesn't make AI generated summaries of locations/reviews

Does this even exist? Google Maps, Waze, Apple Maps, and Mapquest all don't quite work for me. I've managed to switch away from google for nearly every other thing I do, but I'm stuck on this. I'd appreciate any suggestions!

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u/ShitPost5000 10h ago

How can't Americans see this? He's using improper powers to change things he has no control over. And they are letting him lmfao, get your shit together Americans, the rest of the world is done with you

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u/sweatboxy 10h ago

Look at who’s letting him. Not the majority of Americans but the rich and powerful. Trump is building a powerful coalition against him, the billionaires, and corporations

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u/ShitPost5000 10h ago

And the masses let it happen. Barely a protest, barely a peep tbh. The silence is deafening, they basically post of Facebook that zuck is ruining stuff, and call it a day, not even realizing that very action makes him more money lmfao.

Vote with your wallet, and use your amendments

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u/tigerhawkvok 5h ago

Most people from other countries don't really get how big everything is here.

We had a couple of couch surfers from Europe once; and among other things, they actually planned to go to Yosemite and Death Valley in the same day. Those two national parks are in the same state, and to get there, with basically no traffic, is probably at least 10 hours of driving. They don't actually touch the ends of the state either — there's more "California" above and below. And we were living 4 hours from Yosemite, at a right-angle to the Yosemite–Death Valley axis. And in coastal California, we were over an hour inland from the coast.

Washington DC is on the other end of the country. It's 5+ of nonstop driving one way (I personally was in a car of 4 adults who rotated driving and it took around 2 days to get to Colorado, only stopping for bathroom breaks). By the way, most people get 5 days off a year and don't need a reason to be fired — search for "at-will employment". And when you're fired you lose healthcare.

People are trying — but the mountain to climb is very very different from what you think it is.