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Published 1 year ago

Google to shut down its dedicated Street View app on March 31, 2023: The details

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Google is shutting down its dedicated Street View app. Support will end on March 21st, 2023. Google announced that it was spinning off Street View into its own app back in 2015. The app lets you upload your own spherical photos from your phone or from spherical cameras.

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The Economic TimesThe Economic Times

Google to discontinue Street View app next year

Google has announced plans to discontinue its dedicated Street View app on Android next year.

1 year ago
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Financial ExpressFinancial Express

Google to shut down its dedicated Street View app on March 31, 2023: The details

The app had recently made its comeback in select parts of India after it was banned in 2016.

1 year ago
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EngadgetEngadget

Google is shutting down its dedicated Street View app

You can add the standalone Street View app to Google's growing product graveyard..

1 year ago·United States
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NDTV Gadgets 360NDTV Gadgets 360

Google Lens Icon Comes to Search Homepage, Street View App Said to Shut Down

Google has announced that the Lens icon has now been added to the Search homepage. Meanwhile, a report suggests that the search giant will shut down its Street View app on March 31, 2023. Its Photo Paths feature might also get discontinued with the app.

1 year ago
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PC MagPC Mag

Google to Shut Down Standalone Street View App

Most of the Street View app's features are already available in Google Maps.

1 year ago·United States
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tweakers.nettweakers.net

Google to pull plug on Google Street View app on March 21, 2023

Google will discontinue the Google Street View app on March 21, 2023. That's what the editors of 9to5Google found out. Users who want to share their own 360° images via the platform will have to do so via a web portal from that date.

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