MapQuest has seen a rise in popularity on app charts after the mapping service announced it would not rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' following an executive order signed by President Trump. The company reported that its mobile app received hundreds of thousands of downloads after the announcement made on Thursday.
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MapQuest experiences increased downloads following name change refusal
MapQuest's mobile app downloads increased significantly after the company refused to rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' as per President Trump's executive order. The announcement led to hundreds of thousands of new downloads for the app.
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