If you are a Google Maps user and have experienced an unknown sound that is played at the time of navigation then you are not alone.
Some Google Maps users have shown on Twitter and Reddit that the application changes the sound of navigation randomly in the middle of navigation.
Describing his voice, a Reddit user said that “sounded like a deep man’s voice with a little Indian accent,” While a Twitter user called it “East Indian voice.” This bug level is not known at this time, that is, whether it affects users globally or only in certain areas.
However, Google responded to this complaint and recognized a bug through an official Google Maps account.
“The team is working on repairs and will be launched soon.
Thank you for your patience,” said the company.
@yegventures Hai there, we apologize for your experience.
The team is working on repairs and will be launched …
https://t.co/ZDKDLVCPA- Google Maps (@GoogLemaps) 1631726478000Google Maps recently made it mandatory for its users to approve the new Google Crowdfunding feature to allow them to use the turn-navigation feature By-turn.
Google starts showing a prompt that says, “When you navigate, Google collects details, such as the GPS location and the route you take.
This data can be used to make information, including real-time traffic conditions and interference, seen by others and help them Find the fastest route.
“This means when users use Google Maps turn-by-turn navigation, the application collects data to help reflect the world in real-time for everyone.
Data used include, GPS location, transportation mode, navigation details, such as routes you take, data sensors from your device, such as barometers.
If the user does not agree with the crowdsource navigation data, then they will not get a turn-by-turn navigation, sound feedback.
Instead, they will get step-by-step instructions in static form.
Google Maps users complained about the “Indian” accent, this is what Google said
