Google may have a hidden map that tracks everywhere you’ve been. The tracker highlights your real-world movements for millions of users — but can be turned off, if you know how.

A cool free tool creates a heat map of your Google Maps movement data in no time at all. You can immediately see where you spend most of your time and where you rarely go.

Check your Google Photos settings Unless you specifically turned off location tracking for pictures, every photo you snap will have the location where it was taken stored within its data. RELATED ...

Google’s Location History feature, an account-wide service that logs your movements through your smartphone, has stored the real-world comings and goings of millions of users since it was ...

Map buried inside your phone reveals where you have been and photos you snapped there Google photos helps to track the location of the photos you've taken. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles!

In fact, if you go into Google Maps right now and use the Street View feature on your home, for example, you should see a pretty recent image, probably from the last year or so. However, that isn ...

The new Snap Map features feel like a way to keep you in the social app instead of popping over to Google Maps, where shareable lists, saved locations, and check-ins have been popular features for ...

The collaboration, announced on Monday, will give Esri access to Google map data for more than 2,500 cities. Newsweek contacted Esri for more information on the partnership via email. Why It Matters ...