Apple has changed the name of Lake Ontario to "Lake America" in its Maps app for U.S. Users, following an executive order by President Donald Trump. The move comes as part of the escalating trade tensions between the U.S. And Canada. Apple's decision mirrors a similar change by Google Maps, which also renamed the lake in response to Trump's directive. The renaming reflects the growing influence of geopolitical disputes on tech companies, as they face pressure to comply with executive orders. The U.S. And Canada have been locked in a trade war, with Trump accusing Canada of unfair trade practices and imposing tariffs on Canadian goods. The name change has sparked debate, with critics arguing that it politicizes a natural landmark. Meanwhile, the Canadian government has responded to Trump's actions, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's officials expressing concern over the U.S. Administration's approach. The situation highlights the broader impact of political decisions on everyday technology and international relations.