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Google is killing off the messaging service inside Google Maps

Another body to add to the Google Graveyard™. Anyone ever actually use this feature?

0110010001100010 , 1 month ago

Anyone ever actually use this feature?

I didn't even know it existed...

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SpaceNoodle , 1 month ago

There was a messaging service inside Google Maps?

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xor , 1 month ago

news to me as well….

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