I was an Apple fan girl for a long time when I was a wee little person I believe it was an Apple 2 I was playing with, I learnt how to use the internet on a Preforma someting something I use a iMac G3, iMac G4, a few Mac Pros, and a Mac Mini. I have had 3 versions of the iphone, countless ipods, and 2 ipad’s. My current Mac Pro died on me a while back and I thought I would be fine with just my ipad and iphone. My iPhone stops getting updates next year and will only receive security updates whenever, so in the next year or two I will be getting a Motorola phone and installing either graphine because that is supposed to be coming to Motorola phones or I will find out about e/OS in my area.

I have a bunch of raspberry pi’s doing stuff around my home, Home Assistant, 2 pi-holes, and many other services. My Media pi 5 was having some difficulties doing its stuff so I thought hey I can dust off the old Mac mini update it and see what I needed to do to secure it on my network. Whatever updates it needed/could use where no longer offered on the Apple servers so I just installed Debian and it has been just working along as my *arr server and Jellyfin host.

Or some people used to like apple and stopped buying their shit then years ago because believe or not change is possible.

They won't, and will eventually update it to whatever the GNIS says it is. Which, if I'm honest, is what mapping companies should do.

Don't get me wrong, it'd be pretty cool for Google/Apple/Microsoft to give a middle finger to Trump by specifically making exceptions in this case and the Gulf of Mexico. But at the end of the day I'm not too mad at companies for passing through exactly what the GNIS says. We need to attack the problem at the source, not the map itself.

No they are not. They just haven't changed it yet. Next time they pull the data it well change.