Google Maps Introduces Community Feeds To Help Users Discover What's Happening Near Them
Google Maps is a useful application if someone wants to find popular places like restaurants, businesses, known spots, and more around them and further navigate themselves to the respective places. The community feed will show up on the ‘Explore’ tab on the Google Maps app and will show users updates for popular places they follow on Maps. In its announcement, Google said that the community feed bring together helpful local information and tailors it to users’ selected interests. Google said that the new community feed will also help businesses as well, making it easier for customers to find them on the map. “We’re making it easier to find updates and recommendations from trusted local sources with a new community feed in the Explore tab of Google Maps,” the company said in its blog post.
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