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Update Google Maps to use Timeline on your device - Android

Update Google Maps to use Timeline on your device

Important: These changes are gradually rolling out to all users of the Google Maps app. You'll get a notification when an update is available for your account.

Location History is now called Timeline, and you now have new choices for your data.

You can edit or delete your visits or routes in Google Maps Timeline on your device. Please remember:

Timeline for web browsers will be going away

Since the data shown on your Timeline comes directly from your device, Timeline won’t be available on Maps on your computer after you move your data. To move your data to your device, download the Google Maps app.

How to keep your existing Timeline data

Important: Make sure you have Google Maps app version 11.106 or up, Android 6.0 or up, or update your Google Maps app.

To keep your existing Timeline data, you must update your settings:

  1. You’ll receive a push notification, email message, or in-app notification about Timeline.
  2. Follow the on-screen instructions.
  3. Tap Done.

Your data will be moved to the device based on the settings you chose. If you want to import your data to a different device, you can turn on backup.

If you don’t update your settings by the deadline in the emails and notifications you receive, you may lose some or all of your Timeline data, like your visits and routes.

For more info, refer to the email from Google Location History.

Frequently asked questionsI moved my Timeline data to my device, but some of it is missing. What happened? I moved my Timeline data to my device but do not see a Cloud icon . What should I do? How can I continue to use Timeline on my computer? Can I opt out of moving my data to my device? If I use multiple devices, can I still have a single shared Timeline between all of them? If I lose or damage my phone, how do I make sure I do not also lose my Timeline data? Related resources Was this helpful?

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