When you travel, one of the biggest frustrations is not having consistent cellphone service and internet.
You often need those things because we don't walk around with big, physical paper maps anymore.
We likely rely on on our "maps' app.
To use Google Maps offline, type “OK Maps,” and the visible area will save for future access.
It's really that simple.
The process is identical on both iOS and Android.
- First, you'll need to install the update. The iOS version is now at 3.0, whileAndroid is at 8.0. Android users who aren't seeing the update right away should keep checking back. Google likes to slowly release Android updates.
- Once you have the updated version, launch the app and tap on the profile icon located next to the search bar. Then scroll to the bottom of the page.
- There'll you'll find a new section dedicated solely to offline maps. You have two methods for saving a section for offline use. The first is here in the settings, or by typing "OK Maps" into the search bar at any time when viewing a map.
Keep in mind that any saved maps will only remain on your device for 30 days. Presumably, after that the app will purge a saved map to clear up space on your device.
As far as I know their is not a such thing in the Google Maps, If you really wanted to access thing feature then you need to download the specific location your route offline with the help of Your Home Cable and saved it then you can access that whenever you want
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