If you are looking to blame someone for replacing Google Maps with the faulty app for iOS maps 6, then you can blame Steve Jobs.
Former CEO and co-founder of Apple was one of the first to have the idea of shipping the Google application and instead use a mapping application itself. Jobs himself apparently started with this task and put Scott Forstall leads the project, installing a secret team on the third floor of a building company.
Jobs, who as we all know he wanted to destroy Android and had very bad relations with Google, was pretty frustrated often with the search engine company. On one occasion, it crossed his mind the idea of removing Google search on the iPhone, but realized that the general public would reject such a thing. Surely not think the public was also delighted with Google Maps.
Although Jobs gave the green light, it is clear that I can not see it completely, because it certainly would not have allowed that it was released as it was a pretty perfectionist in some respects.
