Sometimes Google Timeline can show incorrect locations for several reasons, including inaccurate GPS, signal loss or low network coverage, battery saving mode, location history turned off, and inaccurate device settings. Ensure all these factors are working properly to get accurate results.

Maps are created with one layer, but you can have up to 10. On your computer, sign in to My Maps. Open or create a map. You'll see your layers in the box on the left.

Google Plus Map Codes are location keys that represent street addresses as alphanumeric codes based on latitude and longitude. They are open-source, free, and easy to access and use. They can be used to receive deliveries, access emergency and social services, and otherwise help people map or find an address.

Yes, it's possible for Google Maps data to be utilized as evidence in legal case. Google Maps data can be critical in legal matters, such as establishing a person's whereabouts at a specific time, place and date. The evidence must be relevant to the case and authenticated to prove its legitimacy and integrity.