You won't get lost in new places anymore; a Google Maps feature will tell you where to turn. Find out who will benefit from this..
Google Maps Live View: Finding your way in a new place can be a hassle, especially when you're walking. This is where Google Maps' Live View feature comes in handy. Did you know that Google Maps' Live View feature helps you find your way while walking? When walking in a new place and looking at directions on Google Maps, people often get confused by the blue dot on the map and don't understand which way to turn. Live View makes things easier. It uses your phone's camera to overlay arrows on the street, clearly showing you the way. The steps to use this feature are given below.
Google Maps Live View Feature
The Google Maps Live View feature is very useful for finding your way in malls, railway stations, and large markets. It's very easy to use.
Follow these steps:
Step 1 - First, open Google Maps on your phone.
Step 2 - Then enter your destination. Click on the Directions option at the bottom.
Step 3 - Now you will see a walking icon at the top. Click on it to select it.
Step 4 - Then you will have to click on the Live View option at the bottom of the screen.
Step 5 - As soon as you do this, your phone's camera will open.
Step 6 - Point your camera towards the buildings and surroundings in front of you. Now, 3D arrows will appear on the screen, showing you the way.
Step 7 - This will prevent you from getting lost in confusing streets.
Note - Keep in mind that how accurately the Live View feature works depends on your phone's camera quality and internet connectivity. This feature is only available in areas where Google Street View is available. Also, be careful while using Live View on the road. Its accuracy may be reduced in dark or very densely populated areas. However, in many cases, this feature is very helpful.
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