The company said people need to be on the latest version of Google Maps to recover data from a backup. To import your data, go to the Timeline section, tap the cloud icon near the top of the ...

As Google said, if you had your backup turned on, you'd be able to restore your data pretty easily, but it's turned off by default. You'll need to make sure Google Maps is updated to the latest ...

Did Google erase your Google Maps Timeline data by mistake? ... Just go to your Timeline, tap the cloud icon near the top of the screen, and choose a backup to import.

Importing Google Maps data to Apple Maps can be a little tricky, so make sure you follow the steps closely. Justin Pot for Popular Science. Apple doesn’t have a dedicated feature for importing ...

Google Maps is deleting location history soon. ... In the new window, click Import to upload your exported data. Keep in mind that this backup will be specific to that device, ...

So I did that, and it worked! The major caveat is that I had already enabled timeline backups in Google Maps. If you didn’t, I’m sorry to say that there’s very little you can do to get your ...

The archive of your Google Maps data is good for two reasons. The first is that you always have a copy of all your Google Maps data now. This is handy should your Google account ever be deleted.

Make sure you have Google Maps app version 11.106 or up, ... it saves an encrypted copy of your data on Google's servers that can be then imported to the ... simply import the backup by going into ...

Google Maps is improving your location data privacy - but there's a catch. Written by Lance Whitney, Contributor June 7, 2024 at 6:13 a.m. PT. Lance Whitney/ZDNET.

Some Google Maps users lost their Timeline data due to a technical issue, and only those with backups can recover it. ... Then tap the cloud icon and choose backup, which will import your data.