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Google Maps Will Now Remember Where You Parked Your Car

1:17 pm April 26, 2017 By Roland Hutchinson

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Good news for Google Maps users who have trouble remembering where they parked your car as the software will now remind you where you left your vehicle.

The latest version of Google Maps for iOS and Android will now let you know where you have parked you car.

Some say it’s about the journey, not the destination—but we think it’s about a little of both. Now, Google Maps for Android and iOS will not only help you get where you’re going, but it’ll help you remember where you parked once you’ve arrived. Here’s how it works:

For Android users, tap the blue dot and then tap “Save your parking” to add your parking location to the map. You’ll see a label on the map itself identifying where you parked your car. Tap on that label to open up your parking card, where you can add additional details about your parking spot. You can add a note like “level 3, spot 35,” add the amount of time left before the meter expires (and even get a reminder alert 15 minutes before it does), save an image of your parking spot, and send your parking location to friends.

You can find out more information about the latest version of Google Maps for iOS and Android at the link below.

Source Google

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