Google Maps has actually long included the capability to reveal structures in 3D while browsing, however just recently began presenting that view to its Android Auto and CarPlay experiences. Here’s how to disable that.
3D structures in Google Maps permits the common navigation view to reveal 3D representations of the structures around your path. This can be practical for getting a much better concept of the area you’re attempting to browse around. It’s not for everybody. Thankfully, turning the function off is reasonably simple.
How to switch off Google Maps 3D structures on Android Auto
On Android Auto, shutting off 3D structures in Google Maps is rather simple.
Opening Maps in fullscreen on your vehicle’s display screen will expose a settings faster way and, as you scroll down the page, a toggle will stand for “3D structures.” This is switched on by default.
The exact same setting deals with lorries with Android Automotive too.
There’s likewise a comparable toggle in the Google Maps app for Android (Settings > > Navigation), however this does not constantly mirror the setting to Android Auto. Just in the latest (beta) variations does this setting appear to sync in between Android and the automobile’s display screen.
How to shut off Google Maps 3D structures on CarPlay
The procedure isn’t rather as simple on CarPlay, in part since the Google Maps app on CarPlay is bad
To disable 3D structures in Google Maps on CarPlay, you’ll initially require to detach your iPhone from your cars and truck. Next, open the Google Maps app, tap on your profile photo, then go to Settings > > Navigation. There, you’ll discover a toggle for “Show 3D structures” which can be shut off.
While that setting is on your phone, toggling it will show the modification in CarPlay too.
More on Google Maps:
- Google Maps changes from custom-made to native share sheet on Android 14
- Maps getting ‘cleaner home screen’ with streamlined bottom bar
- Google Maps for CarPlay is a catastrophe compared to the Android Auto app
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