the response of GMSGeocoder reverseGeocodeCoordinate is not localized suddenly [closed] - google-maps-sdk-ios

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Since of yesterday, the response of reverseGeocodeCoordinate is always english regardless of default language of iPhone.
GMSReverseGeocodeResponse should be localized string which depends on iPhone language setting.
[[GMSGeocoder geocoder] reverseGeocodeCoordinate:coord completionHandler:^(GMSReverseGeocodeResponse* response, NSError* error) {
GMSAddress *address = [response firstResult];
// address always english!! regardless of change of default language on iPhone settings
}
I have used this API more than 1 years and it worked great. We have many Japanese, Korean, Chinese users. and they complain that the address is English suddenly.

It was a problem with the Google APIs. It's been fixed, everything should be fine now if it was working before.

It seems no official answer at this moment. And CLGeocoder seems to be the workaround at this moment...

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