Why Every Map of China is Just Slightly Wrong 

lol

Are they wrong tho

@@homedepotgaming774 but I can easily escape it

@@homedepotgaming774 understandable sir, i'm going to the cafeteria near that highway

That lake

But Google Maps told me to take a right, in the middle of the Mississippi River. So who's really living in 1984?

The car GPS in the middle of the road there’s the road on the right and left but the GPS says go left points right if it says go right it just points left

Lol I’ve had google maps tell me to exit a freeway, go to the light, make a u-turn, get back on the freeway going the opposite direction and within 2 seconds I had arrived at my destination... 😂😂

this is why i use medieval maps i go right just a little earlier and i land on top of my destination

I see no problem, take R I G H T

​@@Mirror0CJRight. Exactly what Google Maps does in other countries but homemade and with more ads.

@@user-lz5kh5zn3r Not really， compare to Google in NZ ，Aussie， baidu in China got much better functionalities.

Use Gaode Map

No one uses Google Maps in China

I am in Xiamen too, but we just use local map app which show the correct result

Sounds like a skill issue

Wow! I never thought of that tactic!

@@saiv46 it sure does. It can easily make the difference between a hardened target surviving or not. And that’s very much more the case for more modest bombing.

@@JasperJanssen even so, it is easy to get around the error in this Chinese method to avoid that the coordinates are "right", because it is possible to easily correct using an AI or a program to synchronize the map of roads with the real map.

@@joaopedromoreiracustodio5429 y'all really arguing about using Google maps as a missile gliding system 😂😂😂

@@junct... I don't know if I'm too embarrassed and angry like a child or agree with you, but I believe that would be useful for not only hissing missiles but also some systems that need a an accurate map, for example, (I couldn't imagine anything better) an autonomous drone that has to go from point A to B using only pre-received images

Violent2aShadow I laughed hardly 😂

Ah yes another day another mental torture to criminals

a guy that would go to prison for his map sounds more dangerous than most criminals, he is even going to prison for it so who says he won't skin you if he runs out of paper

Give me your cigarettes, or I start sketching, punk!

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Underrated

The comment is 6 months old and you are the first one to react

lmao

But only China is made wrong... what's the point of this joke?

@@PianoHypnoshroom products from china are almost always shitty

what did you mean bro

lmao

China is taking over Hong Kong like they did Tibet

@@ronan1686 well technically it’s the UK’s fault

@@hi.2842 Not really, the UK stopped China from taking over Hong Kong for decades

This is somewhat misleading in that you won't ever actually face the problems stated in the video. In reality, you use a distorted map with distorted coordinates that sends you to the right place.

@@cong4559 No. It communicates that China is uncooperative and not interested in ease of doing business. After watching this, I don't think I want to go there.

@@runningfromabear8354 Considering the current political attitude from Washington and Trump's banning of Chinese companies etc... I'd say China is not the one that is uncooperative and not interested in ease of doing business. Quite the opposite actually. More people would agree that they didn't want to go the US having seen Trump swing his dick around.

Cong Lu got’em

@@cong4559 The only company that has really been banned is Huawei which has had so much evidence brought against them of spying, stealing designs, and working closely with the Chinese government. Almost everyone agrees with the decision that was made to ban that company. China has been taking advantage of not just the United States but everyone, basically and were just the first ones to take action on it. The banning of this company is completely justified. We are now at a trade war that China knows if they do not get out of they are in big trouble. The United States can hurt the Chinese government way more than they can hurt ours and they know that. Maybe if China would stop stealing IP and trying to spy on us this wouldn't be a problem.

nikita otdel'nov i'm surprised no one has replied yet lmao

@@sankarsah i'm not from east asia sorry, i just like anime

@Ted Bundy us?

@Ted Bundy India?

@Ted Bundy Russia?

I was going to say when I went to China a few years ago and used Google Maps (and other similar apps) to navigate around Beijing, Shanghai etc it worked fine. I was able to find everything, down to particular shops. There might have been a shift of a few tens of metres but not enough to make navigation difficult...

LOL, Chinese have their own maps and they are accurate.

Or use the Chinese map apps.

@@anzheng8832 shhh. westerners think that chinese lives in a cave or a hut up the tree. chinese dont have navigations like their modern societies do.

this is how you know people love to lie on the internet Google doesn't fucking work in China dumbass

@Lazy Bundy thaaaats racist

@@gravy2195 ‎

@@gravy2195 you sure showed them

I think eriteria is the most secretive, NK comes in at 2

@@drumboarder1 *eritrea

google maps doesnt even work in china, unless you use vpn

In China, you shouldn't be using Google Map at all.

You will need a VPN anyway..

Video says 'bout CHINESE MAPS.

teacher : you can hear picture me: i can pictured memes

林清泉 no its not

@待化的冰 why long live China, you don't have freedom of speech and expression. How I know Chinese citizens should use VPN services to access outside world, total surveillance, and total corruption, you can shoot any high government official for corruption and you will be right. Correct me if I'm wrong.

The Washable Bomb u think it’s evil, I don’t. That’s it. No need to get democracy from other countries but internal innovation

@待化的冰 why the fuck are we even taking this conversation seriously,as if the youtube comment woul decide nuclear strike

I hope one day republic of china which is an independent country and legitimate chinese government takes over your sorry mainland. Greetings from taiwan

As a programmer, that was my first thought- it sounds very simple to do, but I imagine it's illegal - And companies aren't well known for wanting to be on the bad side of China, considering the population of China is seen as another source of profit, and the companies don't tend to mind bending the knee occasionally.

How you can "determine how the distortion has been applied"? If you don't have actual location of places, unless you are actually in that place and have way to measure it (without being catch by Chinese police), which is probably difficult

@@MaraMara89 By comparing their GPS apps to satellite photos. You can start the calculation of the distortion based on easier-to-recognize landmarks, such as bridges, tall buildings, and highways. It's a really trivial calculation to get usable results.

It's not only possible, it's already been done.

@@weeveferrelaine6973 No, you can't at least if the random number generator used for scrambling isn't a pseudo-random one. If they used cryptographic RNG then you need to know the seed to get what you want. Well unless you want to brute-force every single pixel.

When u.s. is trying to bomb China, they can do it accurately using GPS, just like Iraq, Libya and Syria. 😁

Hong Kong won't have accurate maps for long :)

@@andrewlim7751 but china isn't syria and libya

@@progamerbufovi You don't get the idea, for HK to adopt gps system, it's easier for the west to blow up their target and maybe mass killings, if the ccp were to convert the GPS to beidou, there'll be a whowha for undemocratically converting to authoritarian rule, and it's against the wish of HK democratic society.

@@progamerbufovi And the ironic it's that the black shirts are advocating a war between USA and China not knowing that they'll be the collateral damage, how stupid can it be?? 🥱🥱🥱

Back in the day American maps of the Moscow area were very popular there because they were accurate.

Not delusional, but paranoia. You know, in many Chinese war story, the first thing to do before making war is making map. The CN govt just so paranoia they don't want anybody to have an accurate map of CN, so that no invasion can be effective. But I bet all strong countries like US or Russia have their own military surveillance satelites and can make an accurate map of CN, at least for all important government/military facilities.

@@quocle7304 Yeah. No crackhead worth his crack would use google of all things to plan an invasion

U don't need to imagine😂

@@quocle7304 In all likelihood, anyone with the resources to fight a mainland war with China would have the resources to get obtain accurate maps, ether by clandestinely mapping the region or by just stealing China's.

China will probably try to screw up your maps soon, so idk save your current ones when you can I guess

Man, just download baidu maps and problem solved ughhhh

Nigo Maramag and what does it has to do with this? When I see the border between HK and China in Baidu maps it’s well shown

@@santiagorappy71 Hey Chinese Bot, Howz Xi Jing Pooh...??😂

@@santiagorappy71 then obviously the Baidu one is wrong :))

Is there a way to switch the language?

person 1: Grasping at bars screaming "GET ME OUT OF HERE DON'T LEAVE ME LOCKED UP WITH THIS MAD MAN!!!"

Person 3: I wanted Democracy.

Wow, good joke you copied straight from the video.

Person 1: you sick, sick bastard!

haha nice i also heard this joke in the video i just watched

the other joke about this is that some incompetent "GIS demo" program was published with source on Google code and everyone learned the algorithm from it commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PRcoords_Cheatsheet.pdf (the one I linked to is my cleaned-up code; if you click through the GitHub link in it you will find a link to the googlecode project archive where it got leaked from. disclaimer: that code is ugly af)

Licensing it out especially to foreign companies actually makes the "strengthen economy" line far less retarded

That's because the massive amount of bribes the corrupt Communists receive are never enough to support their drinking and KTV debauchery habits. Not to mention their affairs!

Eugh

waiting for them to stop calling themselves communist

They are if the media was right about trump in the fullest, then he became 10x worse

So that they can keep the Hong Kong plebs (according to China) away.

@Mitchell Hart It's fine, cuz I guess u cant afford a flight ticket anyway lol

@Mitchell Hart Yes, yes, yes whatever. Just keeping watching ur Fox/CNN and believe in their propaganda lol. Watching ur comment is really entertaining cuz u must have watched a lot of TV propaganda thing to write this long paragraph man. BTW I would admit that the Chinese media did lose to you guys when it comes to brainwashing and propaganda. At least in china we only exaggerate the number of police brutality and school shooting (which it really does), but in western you guys are just making things up lol.

@@binchunsu im not sure if what he said is true or propaganda but if china really isn't that hell hole of a country, can you tell me why tf are there so many chinese immigrating here in the philippines? I mean, god damn, zambales is basically a mini china ffs.

Don't know what you are talking about. Why are you mentioning Tiananmen Square? Can't think of anything notable happening there in 1989. Can anyone else?

Caleb Robinson like I said nothing happened

Yup. Nothing happened and people who think something happened are delusional

Yeah. Nothing happened in Tiananmen Square. Don't know what you're talking about.

Tiananmen Square? Never heard of such a place and I can’t imagine something bad happening there. No sir not at all

So why don’t u use the chinese map app? They are all correct and accurate lol.

Imagine being that stupid and purposely ignoring the fact that Chinese companies are allowed to make maps as long as they have permission just to tell a stupid lie about China. In addition, a single person wouldn't in any way have the resources to make a map of a country of 9.6 million km^2.

You didn't get the point. Only chinese companies are allowed to nake accurate maps.

@@Chopper153 i don’t see any issue with that

Oh boy i remember that ridiculous news 😂

wait what happened

@@guadaluna6246 A chinese fisherman boat was sunk by the Argentinian navy for illegally fishing in its waters

As an Argentine, I was a little bit concerned about that event escalating

I still can’t imagine how that damn fishing vessel crossed a while Damn ocean, without getting lost or sinking. It’s just impossible that boat was a regular fishing boat!

Well it's not THAT far off

zimbabwe

And you're actually ended up having more freedom than in China.

@@ArthurD true

@@arscenic8625 some countries have even less than that. Don't be a spoiled brat.

You should just call a taxi, and it will send you to the lobby

Perhaps it's no longer a lake because it was filled with trash and feces.

My mind: *MODERN PROBLEMS REQUIRE MODERN SOLUTIONS* *OUTSTANDING MOVE* *blue spartan meme* *PERHAPS THE ARCHIVES ARE INCOMPLETE???*

@@eyeballpapercut4400 is blue spartan meme "wait, that's illegal?" one?

@@jayjackson5705 you are childish as fuck

-1*-1=1 except it isn't

Nah, i notjced

Everyone noticed.

yeah we noticed

You can notice the camera but do you get the joke

@@JohnDoe-im2oc Big Brother, I presume?

Nope. XD

Commercial pilots don't really use "maps" to navigate, certainly not the type of map you would have in your car. Generally, navigation is either conducted using a series of pre-programmed GPS waypoints that the aircraft automatically follows, vectors from air traffic control, radio transmitters called VORs, and in some cases the naked eye or "dead reckoning." (This is only done under visual flight rules, generally in smaller, non-commercial aircraft or on final approach to a runway). Aeronautical charts are used for route planning prior to departure and I'm sure that these are 100% accurate since they do not include things like stores and roads, only airports, dangerous terrain, obstacles, etc. Not to mention aircraft are equipped with several different systems to prevent them from impacting terrain, a building, or another aircraft.

You never heard radar?

How are you watching RU-vid???

As a mainlander I also was confused until someone told me about that a few years ago. Well, I don't think I would ever drive to Hong Kong so that probably won't be very annoying for me at least.

@@ommahajan1 Okay, first of all Hong Kong is still fairly free, second of all even mainlanders can just use VPN's and use foreign websites that way

@@Apodeipnon Exactly what I was about to reply him. Thanks!

@@Apodeipnon thanks for that even though I knew it. I wonder what happens to the airplane GPS ? They might be having correct maps right ( at least airport location)

I mean not even the defence thing makes sense ...you think NATO/Russia/Japan/Korea e.t.c nations don't have the ability to get accurate satellite and GPS info? Clearly even Google can get the correct information (how else do they correct it) they just can't use as they'll get locked out the Chinese market.

Luredreier the Chinese aren’t that stupid. They still manage to build infrastructures at crazy speeds.

I'm pretty sure the Chinese are smarter than that. The wrong maps are just there for foreign companies. The right and accurate maps are only available from Chinese map apps I bet.

@@LLLLLLEON216 Even if it's available to Chinese companies only it's *still* a economic cost for *China* that they're doing things this way...

no, actually, millions of chinese use china map services every day, they r accurate. don't use google map in china, that is all.

Eric Farmall1206 To be fair, that’s quite a bit less interference than intentionally scrambling the coordinates of the entire map.

Eric - None of the copyright errors affects anyone: nobody has died, no emergency services affected. Who uses paper maps nowadays?

Not handy when the one guy gets the different map for a drug sale

Not true.

@@airgliderz except it is! Some maps have "paper towns" which are traps for map copiers.

That's definitely the Foreflight app.

Yes, I saw that too. Skyvector flashbacks.

Glad I'm not the only aviation nerd here.

@@xXBl4ckB3ltXx Yeah, but the difference is that you seem to be a pilot and not just someone that has aviation as a interest/hobby.

Yep, looks like Foreflight, maybe Skyvector.

Money Talks

traitor

He Just like DeviantArt

There's no such thing as heart when it comes to sponsorship

Sweet betrayal

There are their own map companies in China which Tesla's there use

Amusing, but a huge super-factory was just built in Shanghai so I am quite sure they already managed to find a solution

FYI Tesla is one of the best selling car brand in China, especially model 3 where been produced in Shanghai Tesla super-factory (it was built just before the pandemic mostly to circumvent US-China trade war and retaliating tax on US made vehicles). Tesla is as popular as BMW, Audi, Mercedes, and Porsche in China

Nope. Cameras and sensors > Maps.

Why would you need a Tesla to do this?......

because CHINA

what?

Communists aren't exactly known for their rational decision making abilities.

Well, acutally most countries do have the right map. Then why keep it wrong? Just because COMMUNISTE? Nope, and it's a little bit complicated. You see, as this wonderful video says, if someone wants a real map, they have to make it themself, (and they often do). And during the process, lots of amateur spies got caught. (Noticablely Japanese commercial spies got caught a lot) And since those "wrong" maps are designed to protect some important spots, Ex an Uranium mine in the middle of nowhere. It's pretty easy to caught some foreigners with high-end (sometime even militray grade) map making tools and a real classified map. It's not always for militray though, for example a detailed mineral map can give huge advantage in commercial negociation when one side know excatly how many tons of mineral left in the mines, (which is feasible with a precise measurement of local gravity), the traffic around the mines(which means its capability) etc. Just want to explain why those wrong map even exist. (But do China exist in the first place?)

Ones enemies cannot reliably plan to destroy that which they possess incomplete information about. It forces direct observation.

George Orwell approves of the entire chinese country

Judging from the political popularity of "getting tough on crime" in the US I'd say the Chinese surveillance system has American approval.

big brother is watching you, watching over every little move

just run over a kid... oh wait my gps is saying it was the national bank, cool cool

OK, so go to Hong-Kong. (arives in some little village) ._.

@@cathacker13 sounds about right to me

Leon Dong well exactly. Now guess wat the Beidou Navigation is for.

TRUE! Autonomous cars would have the worst time in china... "development" my ass. The only thing it's doing is giving a headache to all tech companies who use gps in their products

Is it not?lol

In the map it say “朝鲜”which is means North Korea 🇰🇵

@@nathanielhe2939 But there is no country border between china and north korea on the map, just a province border

North Korea has been a part of China since ancient times!

@@1Madlycat both koreas

Are they relying on taxis for everything? I don't see how even locals could travel without being lost every time with using public transit and walking in the cities.

I read in ancient times (pre smartphone) people relied on street sign and asking for directions.

sarvesh lonakadi anyone who have been to China will tell you that this is not a problem at all

@@abcabc-uv6ce Maps come in physical paper too. Maps aren't only in smartphones. Besides, cartography is ancient just as much as just simply asking for directions.

The map is wrong, but will still allow you to find your way around in China following paths and roads, because everything is wrong relative to everything else in China. So path finding works fine. Everywhere else the maps are an accurate representation of what’s on the ground. If you have a 1:100,000 scale map and blow it up 100,000 times you will have a drawing you can lay over the real world and lines up perfectly. That will not be the case with this map in China. So you couldn’t use the map for plotting artillery strikes, or walking a bearing.

You cannot crack randomness, if the map is distorted at a random degree, a random distance, and some streets and buildings are mirrored or removed, well, you cannot crack it.

@@thomasdahl3083 The distortion can't be truly random, otherwise the process would not be repeatable and it'd be impossible to distort the satellite images in the same way as the coordinates. Sven's suggestion seems viable. I don't think it'd be easy since parts of the images are distorted differently, and you'd obviously run into problems if the Chinese catch wind of your project, but it seems like something that can be done.

@@thomasdahl3083 isn't that how hacking works? Finding a pattern to a seemingly random observation.

Ritwik Reddy I don't know squat about it, but I think it's like when something is encrypted which is basically impossible to crack you cannot intercept it and decipher what's being said. But if they have their own system with their own maps I guess there is a way. But then if it's like a server sided system then only said device can shake hands with said gps/map. But nothing is impossible but using a brute method would probably be impossible but maybe fishing for a clone could work. But then there's probably another zillion unique IDs they use for that so it would be like winning the lotto but needing to guess 100 trillion numbers correctly is a sequence. But the people who make this shit have to write it all down somewhere and design it. You can guarantee more than one super power has an idea on how it works.

@@Arsopu people thought the same about enigma code. but people cracked it. this one may be harder, but we too have much better equipment. we just don't put the effort that we did for cracking the enigma code.

Because they use the shift algorithm for the whole world?

@@postvideo97 They just don't have satellite data at a reasonable resolution that lets you see if the algorithm is used or not, at least for the US.

Baidu is kinda useless for anyone who doesn't understand Chinese though...

@jmarks881 It's annoying to code and no one's had a use case for it.

@@ruedelta big data companies (google, microsoft, facebook,....) do a bunch of stuff just because they can, and because it may eventually be useful for something. i wouldn"t be surprised if any of them internally already had the map restauration tools, and eventually started selling a tool for recreating complex geometries from images and a few data points, but for use on a smaller scale. the applications for closer to accurate surroundings in architectural and urban planning concepts are certainly there, enabling workable designs at the competition stage without having to settle on and professionally measuring a specific site beforehand.

Siddharth Pathak planes are cool don’t hate

Who cares about engineering some fancy targeting system to destroy one thing when you can just blow up everything and take your target out with it.

Sebastião Mendonça wow piece of shit

@@gggggggggggggggggg161 wow someone got mad over a fucking joke

@@sebastiaomendonca1477 As the saying goes... "You get the most flak when you're over the target"... But your joke could also be considered a simple statement of fact... Because when it comes to blowing stuff up, generally you want to make the smallest boom you can get away with while still taking out your target... Making precise targeting necessary to avoid collateral damage... But when precise targeting isn't possible, it's just easier and less time consuming to use one big boom to guarantee the target is dealt with rather than having to waste ordinance hitting every spot where you think the target might be. Sure... It means collateral damage, but if an enemy is going to use civilians as human shields... That is just another reason to beat them.

When America and China collab 😳😳😳😳😳

You will have to download the localised map. Google map is a complete messy there.

Orderofthephoenixwright A I don’t think you could point where you failed on a map.

Alot

LOL

Nothing

Really nothing, anyone equipped with high-level math knowledge can do the same trick.

@@baozhao1870 Operating the transform isn't what I was referring to. It's losses due to poor navigation. Do ships ever bump into each other? Do cars or tourists get lost? Are appointments missed? What is the sum total of all that inefficiency?

China simply gets things done. Some of this thing are stupid but if someone with power commands it they move mountains, raise the ground in the sea too make an island or build a wall you can see from space (if you bring a picture). Let's just hope no one commands them to jump from a chair all at once or this whole planet fly straight into the sun :D

While we don’t have laws against making maps for the most part, our GPS system used to intentionally introduce random errors into the data stream of non-military users in order to keep it less accurate than what the military had. For some reason.

@@stewie3128 Actually US once switched off GPS in 1996 during a missile launch in China, that's when China decide to build their own GPS system and their own coordinate system.

@@stewie3128 That's because the US government didn't want other countries using the GPS system for their missile targeting and other military applications. GPS was originally developed for military purposes, thus it represented a very useful tool for other armies. This actually happened in 1999 in a conflict between Pakistan and India. India requested the US to provide truly accurate GPS data for the Kargil area for military purposes, and they were denied. Now other countries can use their own systems for war, therefore making GPS purposely less accurate became pointless.

I think it was the coast guard that was somehow stuck with the lesser civilian GPS, so they funded the development to making it better. What they came up with (dGPS) canceled out the errors introduced by the government.

China has been playing a several hundred year old mind games with itself.

China would never do such a thing, you must be imagining it; please remove these silly ideas from your thoughts and return to your authorized entertainment activities!

Who upvotes this shit? Is this a reference or something?

Mick Mickymick wow ok thanks buddy

No offense man, it just doesn't deserve 211 votes @@thatboyneedstherapy7926

Nice and Article 13 friendly meme ma boi

... And creating a nuisance!

No wonder, the criminal wouldn't want his social credit score to get even lower by hanging out with such villainous characters

I don't even remember where I left my comments. How do you know which of your comments is second most liked? Is there a hidden meny in youtube somethere?

@@Max_Jacoby Nah, the second most liked comment was on another video, and sadly there is no secret button that reveals it to you. The only way is just to remember

China is really bad at making all kinds of excuses.

It's about spies. It's assumed that the locals would know where everything is and outsiders would need a map. An inaccurate map would slow down their progress if they were hostile.

​@@orlock20 No it's about accurate targeting of missiles and artillery. I have a feeling the US has produced highly detailed, highly accurate maps of China. Otherwise the CIA isn't doing it's job. It might have been a nightmare 30 years ago, but modern machine learning could easily match up satellite images with annotated maps to produce accurate military maps.

@@ZBritt92 I don't believe the Chinese government fears a military invasion because that would end in a nuclear war. What the Communist Party spends most of its time and money on is to prevent the Chinese people being influenced by outside forces.

It's just modus operandi of oppressive governments. People wrote a lot of possible reasons in the comments elsewhere, but I think persons who made this decision were just "well, we censor books, movies, correspondence, what people say and write, so why should people be allowed to make accurate maps?"

isnt that every government...?

@@joaovmlsilva3509 accurate

A Tsundere Government

And they constantly get embarrassed by their stupid shit.

**Types on Made In China computer**

Inside or outside of China? It's common for maps to use different data inside and outside of China based on the laws.

@@jemiu9525 I’m in the US, and I’m talking about the maps of China

Fucking asshole, reminding me I'm me.

Google is Trash So if he (Marker Jester) you and you are me. Who am I?

Too true. I don’t think the creator of this video has ever been to China. Sure, Google maps doesn’t work in China but Gao De and Baidu couldn’t be more accurate. However, Chinese map apps just never stop talking. There is a comment or warning at least every 15 seconds. I have the audio turned off on Baidu. Otherwise I’d go nuts.

@@ericmorriscompany9648 Yes, that's a common problem with Chinese apps, they usually do have more features but will find ways to take over your phone's notifications and broadcast their own ads. I usually set all Chinese apps except WeChat to disable notifications, haha.

@@ericmorriscompany9648 You can set it to simple broadcast mode, and the frequency of its speech will be greatly reduced

@@destiny2020 I just set it to all notifications off. I connect it to my car with Car Play and it shows on my screen. I love that it tells you which lane is the turn lane, it now gives you a little chime about three seconds before the light changes to green. Its features beat Google and Apple hands down. Although if you are in China and can't understand Chinese I don't know how you would get around. In that case though you certainly would not be driving yourself.

The Pentagon's maps of the Soviet Union were for a long time more accurate than the Soviet Union's maps of the Soviet Union. You aren't wrong there.

@@TheMadmanAndre Source? Or did you live 100 years ago?

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) u ever heard of spy-planes/drones?

@@Parooh Spy-planes :D do you know how the world looked 100 years ago? First electronic imaging satellite was launched in 1976.

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) u said it urself, electronic

Maxx B U FUCKING WHAT MATE?

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@MIDKNIGHT FENERIR yo mama gey

PewGayPussy

Not T series?

@@taniacrawford6104 no. Its a bug

@@panderman447 it's not a bug, *it's a feature*

now it's abnormal to not be on suicide watch

Sb

你在说实话吗，app用啥地图？道路来自测绘所以永远是有偏的，但地图要无偏必然是google map。你在境内用app也不能连google map，你描述的现象不能成立。river就算了，去哪儿找cliff信息？

How aren't citizens protesting about this? They are the main victims here!

Reinis Miks ask to a chinese citizen And they will say they are happy to live in china Just like n.k say american life is bad We say life in china is bad But it isnt I mean they have their own apps like baidu (and yes they have tik tok) like us have google

Bad news Baidu is shutting down it's searching engine service

It's their rulers, elites that kept the whole nation in check.

Since 1984

Security purposes

@@ankitchoudhary9858 north korea?

Brian Zheng NO LIFE no

south korea has own map system

@@kacp no I mean if they have weird maps for security reasons, is it because of North Korea My bad