Google Maps

or a job that would require them to work Saturday or Sunday.

So after a lot of suggestions, I went with the safest, but also not really hurting my husband in any way, shape, or form one, which was also the first things recommended, which was checking for any addresses on Google Maps and seeing if there was anything on there.

When he was asleep, I took his phone from the nightstand and went into the toilet and locked the door of said toilet.

then opened the app only to find nothing on it.

It is arguably the best, most famous free view of the city.

Why does it have no reviews on TripAdvisor? Because if you look at that exact same lookout on Google Maps, it has 13,242 reviews sitting at 4.8 stars.

That is a factor difference of 630.

It

happens because TripAdvisor relies heavily on business owners claiming their pages and pushing tourists to leave reviews to drive bookable tours.

A public park lookout has no business owner pushing for reviews, so it starves on the algorithm.

Google Maps relies on passive local geotagging, so the park thrives.

TripAdvisor actually ranks a shopping mall higher than the best view in the city, purely because of this algorithmic starvation.

but...

You're someone who works for Google Maps.

No.

Post office? I was going to say you work at a doctor's office.

maybe describe a few more words, but...

You're someone who works for Google Maps.

No.

Post office? I was going to say you work at a doctor's office.

So certainly whether it is for the reasons you mentioned from mental health, the connection to nature for the people who are using the building, or for driven by compliance and how to go above and beyond nature, But it is very positive to see that change.

I think if you look at Google Maps from above, you certainly can see those patches that are slowly starting to connect London above ground level, which is very important for birds, insects, etc.

Yeah, creating nature corridors is really important.

And we drove, it was the first time actually we drove under, you might not know, but in Surrey where the A3 meets the M25, they built the first wildlife bridge in the UK.

But it was the first one in the UK, which was really cool.

And yeah, we need to be able to create more corridors.

I suspect, yeah, we did a comparison on Google Maps of London over the last 12 years.

You're going to see an increasing number of green roofs.

Meta now says it's figuring out a fix.

And iPhone users who prefer Google Maps when driving around can now have a conversation with Gemini.

Google is rolling out an update that adds AI to its Google Maps on iPhones.

Google says tapping on the Gemini button in the lower right corner will allow for more natural conversations on the go.

With Tech Trends, Dave Packer, ABC News.

For local service businesses especially, classic local search is still the engine driving the car.

Like Google Maps and stuff.

Exactly.

Having a robust Google business profile and a solid presence on Google Maps, that is still what drives real immediate phone calls and foot

traffic.

Okay, that makes sense.

They sent him a picture of a person's head cut off with a wiener in his mouth.

friend's home address with a picture of his house from Google Maps and said if he didn't send money right then they were coming to his house.

He had to call his fiance's soon to be wife and tell her what happened.

I don't think he would.

So everyone knows that I like for fun, I can imagine how people in the past did stuff if they just had a globe.

Cause I feel like I can look at Google maps and entertain myself for an eternity.

So sometimes in bed, I'll just start zooming in on ocean until shit appears.

And I feel like an explorer.