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Google removes some fake names pranksters gave to Hong Kong schools on Maps

Company says steps taken to prevent further abuse of Maps service, while Post check finds some offensive names remain.

By: scmp.com
  • Sep 20 2024
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Google removes some fake names pranksters gave to Hong Kong schools on Maps
Google removes some fake names
Company says steps taken to prevent further abuse of Maps service, while Post check finds some offensive names remain.

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