How to know the places where I have been (cell phone)
– Take a look at these tips, tricks, and solution you can use to make your life much easier with your devices whenever problems arrive and complications which you may find difficult to deal with.
In order to know where you’ve been Previously, the best way is to check your location history, preferably from a PC. However, you can also do this quickly from the Google Maps application on your Android phone.
See them places you have visited In the past it was possible thanks to Google services or applications, which come pre-installed on your Android device. These collect the data provided by the GPS, the WiFi connection and the cellular signal to determine your location at all times, which is saved in your Google account. Obviously, this information is private and only you, as the account owner, have access to it.
From the same Google Maps application, you can manually delete the places you visited by touching the three-dot button that each place has. Another option is to delete all the places visited on a particular day. On the same timeline screen, tap the three-dot button to find this option. From that same button you can also touch on «Settings and Privacy» where you will find multiple options for your chronology and Google Maps, including the one to delete all the places at once.
If you want to permanently prevent ALL the places you visit from being saved, you must do it from the control panel of your Google account. There you must deactivate both the “Location History” option and “Web and application activity”, because through both options Google saves your locations.
If you want to prevent your activity from being temporarily saved in the Google Maps application, such as navigation or directions to X place and searches for places, use incognito mode (tap on your photo and then Activate incognito mode).
Unfortunately, the Google Maps application for Android offers limited information on your movements. To see them in more detail, including the route you took to get to the places you visited, it is better to access the web location history of Google Maps (link). I recommend doing it from a PC, because that way it will be easier and more comfortable for you to get all the information about where you were.
If you have registered the same Gmail account on multiple mobile devices, they may all register their respective places on that account. If this is a problem for you, the simplest thing is to use a different Google account on each device. The other option is to turn off the location history of a particular device, so that it does not record its locations in the account. From the Google Maps application, open “Your timeline”> Three-dot button at the top> Settings and privacy> Location history is activated. Choose the account, under “Location history” tap on “Devices in this account” and uncheck the device you want to prevent from registering its locations.
If you go to the «Settings» of Google Maps (from the same menu that appears when you touch your photo) you will see an option that says «Maps History». Don’t be confused with the location history: all that appears there is your activity in the Google Maps application. For example, what time, when did you open or use the application, searches and viewing of an area or place, when you viewed your timeline, directions to X place, tags, ratings, etc.
If you can’t see where you’ve been in your timeline, try selecting another account, in case you’ve registered more than one on the device. Depending on your configuration, each can save its own place history. Note that this information depends on whether location is enabled in Android settings, in addition to location history in your account.
More information: Google
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