This was published 9 years ago Google's 'Your Timeline' maps feature tracks all your past locations Google is turning your years of location data into an automated, private diary of your life.

Google last week introduced a new feature in Google Maps called Your Timeline. It’s Google’s latest attempt to show users what it knows about where they’ve been. The last time Google did ...

Google Maps is killing Timeline on the web as it pushes users to only use the app to keep location data more private.

Google has confirmed the recent loss of Timeline data from the Maps app due to technical issues. Thankfully, users will be able to get the data back, provided they have backed it up beforehand ...

View Google Maps Timeline & Location History But not to worry because if you had an Android smartphone during your travels with Google Maps installed, then you could be in luck.

This time, it's Google Maps that's affected, and its new feature "Your Timeline" leaves little to the imagination. With it, you'll be able to effectively stalk yourself - in the past!

NEW YORK — Google Maps is rolling out a Timeline feature that will allow users to essentially stalk themselves. Your location has been collected and stored on Google's servers for a long time ...

Google today announced the introduction of a feature in Google Maps called Your Timeline. The feature documents the places you’ve been and the roads you took to get there.

Google Maps can now help you retrace your steps with Your Timeline, a tool that helps you remember everywhere you've been.

Today Google introduced a new feature for Google Maps called 'Your Timeline', and it brings about a way for users to explore the places they have travelled (with Maps, at least).

Using your location data, Google Maps produces a Timeline that can show places you’ve visited. Now, Google is giving the Maps Timeline a new feature that allows it to show what movies you’ve ...

Some Google Maps users lost their Timeline data due to a technical issue, and only those with backups can recover it.