Google Maps uses information from your device and other Google products to display places you might like.
How Maps chooses places that you might like
To choose which places to show you, Google Maps uses data from Google account settings. To make sure that you get suggestions, turn on the settings below.
- Web & App Activity: Shows you information about places that you've searched for. For example, Maps might tell you when you’re likely to arrive at a restaurant that you’ve searched for recently.
- Google app location settings: Google Maps uses your Location History to give you information about destinations that you visit often. To turn Location History on or off, use the Google app.
- Your iPhone or iPad: The iPhone or iPad on which you're using Google Maps.