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Oops: Google says it might have deleted your Maps Timeline data

Ars Technica

The Google Maps Timeline has long been a useful though slightly uncomfortable feature that maintains a complete record of everywhere your phone goes (and probably you with it). In an email sent out over the weekend, Google confirmed what many already feared: Maps has accidentally deleted Timeline data on countless devices.

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5 Ways Maps Can Help People Find Your Mission

NonProfit PRO

Maps can be a great visualization tool and an engaging way for supporters to connect with the causes they care about. Here are five ways nonprofits use maps to support their missions.

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Improve Your Nonprofit’s Programming Focus Through Matrix Mapping

NonProfit PRO

Yes — the matrix map. It is very tempting — and common — to pursue a variety of programs that promise short-term financial return and satisfy the wants and desires of the staff and board. So, is there a tool that can help you create a more streamlined and focused approach for your nonprofit?

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Apple will use its street view Maps photos to train AI models

Engadget

Apple plans to start using images it collects for Maps to train its AI models. The company originally released the feature alongside its 2019 revamp of Apple Maps. The company originally released the feature alongside its 2019 revamp of Apple Maps. Look Around is Apple's answer to Google Street View.

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Unlock the Power of Maps to Boost Your Nonprofit’s Fundraising

The Fundraising Authority

Uncover the Benefits of Maps for Nonprofit Fundraising. Maps are one of the most powerful tools available to nonprofits when it comes to creating compelling visual stories. Maps can be used to illustrate the work of a nonprofit, the areas they serve, and the impact of their fundraising efforts.

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Google announces Maps screenshot analysis, AI itineraries to help you plan trips

Ars Technica

Instead of letting those images become lost in your camera roll, Google will let you feed them into Maps. The new screenshot list feature will let you add those images to Maps, where Gemini will scan them to identify locations. This feature is opt-in, and the AI doesn't appear to detect locations with image recognition.

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Mapping Your Data Strategy Cannot Wait

NonProfit PRO

The risks of putting it off are too significant: you lose funding due to an inability to meet reporting requirements.

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