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Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With Google Maps

 
Google Maps provides a wide range of valuable tools to help you explore far-off locations and, most importantly, locate them. Since Google Maps originally debuted, it has been a game changer for mobile phone users everywhere and has made mobile mapping a way of life. Besides getting people where they want to go, Google Maps has many other features waiting to be discovered that many users may find helpful. This article will look at the hidden features on it that may be unknown to you. 

Track Favourite Places



When you have the Google Maps app on your smartphone, Google will remember the places you have been and keep a log of them for you. To use this feature, open the Google Maps app and tap on your profile picture. Here you can view Your Timeline, in which you can scroll through a calendar and see the location and time of your travels. 

A great benefit of this is if you cannot remember a specific route whilst on your travels or visiting a holiday spot, this Timeline tool can help by showing you where you were on one particular day at an exact time. 

Offline Mode



Nothing is worse than being on the road, especially at night, using Google Maps to get to your destination and then entering a dead zone and losing your GPS signal. A great thing that Google Maps offers its users is the chance to look up routes ahead of time. Once you have looked up the route, you can save it to your device, so it’s available offline in case you end up in a dead zone. To get to this feature, go to Settings, then click Save Offline. Be sure to do this before you embark on your travels, so you don’t get lost somewhere in the middle of nowhere ever again! 

Air Quality Check



Google uses many technologies, and the company is trying to save the planet by using eco-friendly and innovative tech. With their Google Earth vehicles, Google can monitor air quality in real-time so that users can check how the air is where they live or where they intend to visit before they make the journey. Google works with scientists worldwide and aims to help everyone access accurate data on air quality. Due to the ever-present effects of climate change, this is a great feature that could help save lives by raising awareness of pollution across the globe. 

Mark your Park



This feature was only available for Apple users in the past, but Google Maps has finally launched a version for Android users. Next time you park your car in a busy car park, at the airport or in a place you are unfamiliar with, you can quickly locate your position by opening Google Maps and using the blue dot that identifies your location. A pop-up will appear, allowing you to set your location as Parking Location. When you are ready to head back to your car, go to Google Maps, and you can easily find your vehicle. 

Conclusion



With the constantly evolving world of technology, we can do anything from our mobile phones. It is now possible to access everything from the real world virtually. We can check the weather, book concert tickets, play casino games like the monopoly slot game online and get directions by clicking on a few buttons.

Google Maps is a technology that has come a long way since its release in 2005, continuing to improve and provide users with the best functions. Try out these features next time you have a journey to take and see how useful they can be. 

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