Man blames Google Maps for falling into the frozen Mississippi River
Google Maps is one of the most useful apps you can have installed on your Android or iPhone right now. It delivers a reliable navigation experience whether you use Maps to drive, commute, or walk, and it’s continuously evolving. Just a few days ago, Google announced a major redesign as well as a few exciting new features to celebrate the app’s 15th birthday. And while you might experience issues with the app from time to time, Google Maps will probably not instruct you to cross any type of frozen river or lake on foot, as a man claims happened to him over the weekend.
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Man blames Google Maps for falling into the frozen Mississippi River originally appeared on BGR.com on Mon, 10 Feb 2020 at 11:39:36 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.