Google Maps is one of the most popular technical products, everyone uses it and you can access these maps using the phone, smartphone or tablet computers. As for competition, there is no real competitor to these maps. The company knows exactly the importance of these maps for users and is constantly developing them, but have you ever wondered about the extent covered by these Maps? Are there areas that Google Maps did not reach? Questions may be asked for the first time, but they are interesting, and today we know some answers after Google announced this officially recently.
After a lot of questions about the extent covered by Google Maps, Google revealed this information recently, and the maps covered the lands inhabited by 98% of the total population and these numbers provide us with a comprehensive view of the most popular Google service with more than one billion users per month, in addition to this we show us these The numbers are Google's continuous efforts to index the world around us with the smallest details and it seems that the company is characterized by intelligence in this regard as it depends initially on the images received from the satellites in the process of indexing and scanning, but it was not enoughOnly so, where we notice the presence of various tools intended to provide maps with new and most intelligent data, the contribution of users themselves, i.e. as we all know, as a user, you can add your place of residence to Google Maps simply, and with this mechanism you have contributed by adding your geographical location to the map, which gives you an advantage over your peers on the one hand and contributed to Fortify the maps on the other hand.
As for the remaining space, frankly, we do not know exactly why Google did not cover these areas, but we know that there are some areas that Google was unable to reach for unknown reasons, if you feel curious about the 2% that the Maps application did not cover, you can read known geographical locations and locations that you cannot see using Google Maps, why is that?
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