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| Does Google Maps display Corona virus data? |
When Jane Manchun Wong introduced this new feature, Google Maps will soon have a special option to display information about Coronavirus (COVID-19).
As you can see in the screenshot above, Google Maps displays users linked to locations affected by the outbreak, and information about Coronavirus (COVID-19), including new data from reliable data sources. Per 100,000 people. The number of cases is not yet known. Obviously, the new feature is only available in a specific country or worldwide.
It should be noted that in some regions, Google Maps has provided local information and updates about the Coronavirus (COVID-19), as well as relevant links based on the map view, and Google also allows users to search for the Corona virus in some countries. Health facilities and receive notifications from public transport. And region.
The (COVID-19 Information) feature in Maps is not currently available and there is no information on when it will be released to users. And he adds that given that this outbreak continues to cause massive damage to the entire world. informations. The new feature will be released later this year.
Interestingly, there was a report a few weeks ago that Google was testing features that were already supported by Apple Maps. Some users found support for traffic lights in the app because this feature is very useful when navigating new areas. The feature is popular now and one, according to CNN reports. By adding this feature through Google Speaker, users can figure out the best way to do it.
The company also announced that new traffic light icons are now being displayed on intersection maps in the US: This feature has been in use in Japan for many years, and, as expected, traffic lights are shown on Android and iOS. Application version.
“We are excited to be working with Passport to help Austin drivers pay their parking fees quickly and easily with the Maps app. Help us use this functionality. Really,” said Vishal Dutta, Google Maps Product Manager.