Three privacy features coming to Google Maps on Android, iPhones
Three privacy features coming to Google Maps on Android, iPhones
Google Maps introduces new features allowing users to have better control over their location data. Users can now backup their data to the cloud, with automatic encryption for added security. Additionally, the auto-delete control for Location History is set to three months by default, compared to the previous 18 months. Users can also delete activity related to specific places, such as searches, directions, visits, and shares. The blue dot in Maps now provides easy access to location controls, displaying whether Location History or Timeline settings are on.
Google Maps introduces new features allowing users to have better control over their location data. Users can now backup their data to the cloud, with automatic encryption for added security. Additionally, the auto-delete control for Location History is set to three months by default, compared to the previous 18 months. Users can also delete activity related to specific places, such as searches, directions, visits, and shares. The blue dot in Maps now provides easy access to location controls, displaying whether Location History or Timeline settings are on.
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Google Maps introduces new features allowing users to have better control over their location data. Users can now backup their data to the cloud, with automatic encryption for added security. Additionally, the auto-delete control for Location History is set to three months by default, compared to the previous 18 months. Users can also delete activity related to specific places, such as searches, directions, visits, and shares. The blue dot in Maps now provides easy access to location controls, displaying whether Location History or Timeline settings are on. 
