You can check Google Maps for details about upcoming events like flights, restaurant reservations, or car rentals.
This information might appear:
- In your search results
- In the suggestions below the search box
- With details about a place
- On your map
- On Your Places
See info about your personal content
You can see your related personal info by searching for a place.
See info about your personal content
If your event is happening soon, you'll find a shortcut to get directions to it.
- On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app
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- Tap the search box.
- You’ll see a brief summary for the event with the start time. To start directions to the destination, tap the Directions button.
Hide your events
Hide a single upcoming event
- On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app
- Tap the search bar.
- For the event, tap More
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- Select Hide this event.
.Hide all your events
If you don't want to see your event information in Google Maps, turn off your Web & App Activity.
If you turn off Web & App Activity, the following will stop appearing in search results and on your map:
- Your recent searches
- Your home and work addresses
- Info from your Google Contacts
- Info from Gmail
Turning off Web & App Activity won't turn off:
- Info from custom maps
- Starred or saved places
- Places rated or reviewed by you
Turn off personal events
You can adjust your settings so that events from your Calendar and Gmail will no longer appear in Maps.
- On your Android phone or tablet, open the Gmail app
- At the top left corner, tap Menu
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- Tap Settings
Data privacy.
- Turn off Smart features and personalization in other Google products.
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Data privacy.How Maps knows about your personal content
Information about your events and personal content comes from your Gmail and your Google Account.
Only you can see information about your personal content.
You have to be signed into Google with:
- Web & App Activity turned on.
- Gmail Smart features and personalization in other Google products enabled.
Learn more about creating a Google Account or Gmail address.