South Korea builds some of the fastest internet and most advanced cities on Earth, and yet Google Maps still can't give turn-by-turn driving directions there, because a national-security law dating back to the unfinished war with the North kept detailed map data from leaving the country for nearly two decades
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A technological superpower remains locked out of one of the world's most useful navigation tools by Cold War security rules that have outlived their original purpose.
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