Google Maps view the history of your locations via Timeline

Today, Google announced the launch of Timeline, a tool for which shows you all the places you've been. It works if you choose to save your Location History to Google.

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The Director of the Service, Mr Gerard Sanz, referred in detail to his function at blog post , as the company gradually brings users the timetable for its Maps.

Can you tell us now how can this be used to you?

It could certainly be described as ease.

For some who like to remember at night how they moved throughout the day, especially if they have gone on an excursion, for some busy people who might want to see where they were on a date, you might even want to see how your child moved (although here we are today they do great with gadgets and it's hard not to notice that you're controlling it).

Whatever Google has to use it Timeline as a way to quickly remind you and display your entire previous route.

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Also if you use Google Photos, this service will show them that you took on a particular day, to stimulate your memory even more.

The best part is that Timeline is designed for yours and only – not shared with any social network or other person.

You have complete control over what is stored, so if you want to remove one day - or even your whole story - you are free to do so.

You can also edit the posts on your Timeline, either by removing or renaming them. Any information you have left after your operation will appear whenever you're signed in to Google Maps.

Your Timeline is available for and for Android mobile devices.

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