Apple is recruiting its hourly retail associates to fix its problems with its Maps application bundled in its latest iOS 6 operating system.
According to a new report from MacRumors, multiple Apple Store locations are participating in a new initiative where 40 staff hours per week will be devoted to fixing Maps. Teams of Apple blue shirts will be roaming the streets, double-checking the Maps app's accuracy to make sure your local Burger King isn't really a plant nursery. These employees will report back to their store's designated "subject matter expert," who will then submit needed fixes into an internal company database.
The Maps often display melted bridges, closed restaurants and farms listed as airports. In fact, it was all so bad that Apple's CEO Tim Cook apologized for Maps' blunders.