Launch Google Maps on your phone, tap your profile icon at the top, and then select Timeline. Tap the cloud icon. From the "Your backups" section, select a device, tap More, and then select Import.

How to save Timeline data. Once your account is set for transition, expect an email and push notification from Google Maps. You’ll be prompted to migrate your existing location history to your ...

Ahead of Google Maps killing Timeline access on the web sometime later this year, Google is now rolling out a new Timeline menu on Android that lets you view, export, or delete your on-device ...

Google admitted it had a Maps timeline-erasing bug, but there’s a way to get it back. These are the steps you should follow to restore your deleted timeline (with one major caveat).

If you don’t move all your data by Dec. 1, Google warns you that you may lose some of your Timeline data. The company claimed it would try to move your data saved over the last 90 days to the ...

The beauty of Timeline is that it’s all on your device. You don’t have to worry about Google storing your data on its servers. That’s great for people who want to keep track of their data.

Some Google Maps users lost their Timeline data due to a technical issue, and only those with backups can recover it. Creator Hub Tech Science Life Social Good Entertainment Deals Shopping Games.

A glitch has been purging timeline data on Google Maps, and nobody is sure whether they'll be able to get it back or not. advertisement. Tom's Guide.

Check Google Maps settings: Make sure Timeline is enabled and data is set to store on your device. Back up your data manually: Export your location history before the cloud storage deadline.

Google Maps is getting more timeline control, from on-device saves (and encrypted cloud saves), to the ability to scrub specific locations from your timeline should you potentially have something ...

Google Maps will only store your “Timeline” location history on your mobile device starting December 1st, 2024. It will delete your data if you don’t opt in to the new settings by then.

Google admits that it accidentally deleted Google Maps Timeline data for some users, and that those who hadn’t turned on cloud backups are out of luck. The data is gone forever in certain cases.