If you want to change your Location History settings, you can choose to: You can change the Location Reporting setting for each device where you're signed in, and limit which devices provide location data to be included in Location History.

Only a certain device: Under 'This device' or 'Devices on this account', turn the device on or off.

Your account and all devices: At the top, turn Location History on or off.

Choose whether your account or your devices can report Location History to Google.

Go to the 'Location History' section of your Google Account.

If they do, you'll be able to use Location History as any other user. If you use a work or school account, your administrator needs to make this setting available for you. You can turn off Location History for your account at any time. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 8.0 and up. You can view the places where you’ve been in Google Maps Timeline, which you can edit or use to delete your Location History.

You control what’s saved in your Location History.

You can pause Location History at any time in your Google Account's Activity controls.

Location History is turned off by default for your Google Account and can only be turned on if you opt in.

When you turn on Location History, you may see a number of benefits across Google products and services, including personalised maps, recommendations based on places you’ve visited, help finding your phone, real-time traffic updates about your commute and more useful ads.

The device has Location Reporting turned on.

You have turned on Location History, and.

You're signed in to your Google Account,.

Location History is a Google Account-level setting that saves where you go with every mobile device where:

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