Danish ‘Boycott US’ Apps Surge Amid Greenland Tensions, But Do They Threaten American Interests?

When President Trump raised the prospect of purchasing Greenland last January, it ignited more than just diplomatic fireworks with Denmark—it spurred a wave of anti-American consumer activism thousands of miles away. Mobile apps like Made O’Meter and NonUSA surged in popularity as Danish citizens scrambled to identify and boycott American goods in grocery aisles. But beyond the headlines, what does this reaction mean for America’s economic and geopolitical standing? Is This Boycott More Than a Symbolic Gesture? The so-called "Made O’Meter" app alone saw nearly 30,000 downloads over three days during the height of tensions, bringing total installs above 100,000....