You can delete your Google Maps history through your Google account's Settings page, using a computer or the mobile app.

Google Maps can track your location, storing the data in a timeline on Google Maps. This can be handy when you want to review where you've been, but deleting your location history is simple.

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You may think you’ve turned Google’s location tracking history off, but according to a new Associated Press report released today, you might be wrong.

You can delete what Google remembers about where you’ve been. And if that’s not enough, you can also turn off location history by tapping on Settings, then selecting Maps History.

Here’s how to delete your detailed info Google Maps is tracking Google Still Tracks Users With Location History Off Many users assume turning off Google’s Location History keeps activity private.

It’s not all bad, though: you can visit Google Maps Timeline to check out all the locations you’ve visited, manage your location history, and turn off location tracking entirely.

Your location history tells the story of your life (and travels). Here's what to do if you want to delete it or stop Google from logging all location data.

Google’s location-tracking Timeline feature will soon only record the most recent three months of your location history, with prior history wiped unless instructed otherwise.

Over the summer, Google began rolling out a feature that lets you automatically delete your saved location data either every 18 months or every three months.