no-its-not-you-google-maps-really-did-get-crappy

6/13/2016

This article discusses the decline in the quality of Google Maps and the dissatisfaction among users. It explains that Google's transition from their own mapping data to a more crowd-sourced model has led to a decrease in accuracy and reliability. The article highlights several examples of faulty or misleading information on Google Maps, such as incorrect business addresses and wrong directions. It also explores the factors contributing to this decline, including the reliance on user-generated content and the lack of quality control. The author concludes by suggesting that Google needs to address these issues in order to regain users' trust.

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