Google deleted the Timeline data for many of its Maps users. If you had a backup enabled, you should be able to restore that data, but otherwise, it's likely lost forever.

Google is changing how it's Timeline feature works for Google Maps. Starting later this year, Timeline will save data on-device, and will delete past data if you don't manage your settings before ...

Google Maps Timeline, which is turned off by default, helps Google users remember places they've visited and routes taken.The data is typically stored in your Google Account as part of their ...

Some Google Maps users lost their Timeline data due to a technical issue, and only those with backups can recover it. Digital Culture Tech Science Life Social Good Entertainment Deals Shopping Games.

Those of you who use the Google Maps Timeline to keep track of past trips and directions may notice that your data has mysteriously vanished. Well, not so mysteriously. The fault lies with Google ...

If you rely on Google Maps Timeline for travel history, then here is the right time to double-check your backup settings before it's too late. Many users have reported that their Timeline data is ...

Google Maps has a timeline feature built in that uses your location data to show you where you’ve been. Some find it handy, some find it creepy. Regardless of where you stand, though, Google ...

To check for backed-up Timeline data, open Maps and go to the Timeline section. There should be a cloud icon at the top with an arrow—if it's a cloud with a line through it, you're out of luck.

Google admits that it accidentally deleted Google Maps Timeline data for some users, and that those who hadn’t turned on cloud backups are out of luck. The data is gone forever in certain cases.

A glitch has been purging timeline data on Google Maps, and nobody is sure whether they'll be able to get it back or not. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu. Tom's Guide.

Location data deleted: Google Maps timeline disappears for many Google Maps should only save the timeline on request and locally. Something went wrong, data is irretrievably gone.