To whom are you speaking? If you want it changed because you don't think the app should be using the American English spelling, then you probably need to contact Garmin directly - https://support.garmin.com
If you want it changed because you don't think the app should be using the American English spelling, then you probably need to contact Garmin directly - https://support.garmin.com
Not only that, but every time my Garmin sends my wife a livetrack, or vice versa, the track displayed on the website always defaults to using imperial units (we're also in AU, and use metric). It would be easy enough for the website to determine location from IP address, and determine what units to use, but this seems beyond Garmin's competence.
If doing so is beyond their competence, they should realise that of the ~195 countries in the world, only three are still mired in imperial units, and it would make much more sense to default to metric. And those three countries? Myanmar, Liberia, and the US.
Which spelling do you want? The km was developed as an SI unit of distance in 1793 in France and in French is spelt kilometre. In the US, where old English units still prevail, they spell it kilometer.
