A digital mapping service has gained popularity. It reached the top spot on Apple's App Store after a recent decision. The service had refused to alter the name of a certain body of water. This move came after an executive order was issued.

The mapping service, which began operating in 1996, made its stance known on social media. Its decision has led to a surge in downloads, overtaking other popular apps.

Further information about this development is available from the source, including details about the executive order and the trade situation that led to it.