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Google Maps will finally be usable in South Korea

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Google Maps will now offer real-time driving and walking directions in South Korea after receiving permission from the country's Transport Ministry to export geographic data, ending a long-standing restriction due to national security concerns. This move could enhance Google’s competitive position against local mapping apps like Naver but raises concerns about potential market monopolization by Google. For content creators, this development opens up new opportunities for location-based services and detailed business listings in South Korea.

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