If you ever wondered how to send Google Maps locations from PC or Mac to iPhone and iPad, well today you will find out how fast and simple the whole process is available for some time to users all over the world.
Company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), allows sharing of locations from Apple Maps on iPhone or iPad, but the same thing is offered by the company Google for users Google Maps, although many of you probably did not know how to do this procedure quickly on your own mobile devices.
Sending locations from Google Maps from PC or Mac to iPhone and iPad can prove to be extremely useful when it comes to creating a transport route with voice guidance, so by following the steps below you will be able to quickly benefit from this system offered by Google.
Before starting you must activate the receipt of notifications from the Google Maps application on iPhone and iPad.
- Open the application Google Maps.
- Log in to your Google account using the main menu of the application.
- Access the section Settings.
- Access the menu Notifications.
- Activate Recent Notifications, to receive the desktop maps.
- Access the application Settings > Notifications, Settings > Notifications.
- Search for the Google Maps app and enable Notifications for it.
This was only the first part of the process, it being necessary to be able to send notifications for Google Maps locations from PC or Mac to iPhone and iPad, without notifications the whole function is completely useless because the information has no way to reach you.
How to send Google Maps locations from PC or Mac to iPhone and iPad
Now let's move on to the process of sending notifications for Google Maps locations from PC or Mac to iPhone and iPad, the steps below must be followed:
- Access Google Maps on your PC or Mac from your browser.
- Log in to the same Google account that you used to locate in Google Maps on iPhone or iPad.
- Now search any location.
- After finding it, you will see a card with information about the location, as you can see in the image above.
- Now choose the option Send to device, then the name of your terminal.
- In a few seconds the notification will be sent and you will receive it in the terminal.
- In the first image, you can see how the notification looks, accessing it from the lock screen or any other menu by opening Google Maps with the respective location.
If you do not activate the notifications in your iPhone or iPad for Google Maps, the Send to device option will not be active on the desktop, and if you already have the Google Maps page open on the desktop, you will have to reload after activating the notifications on the iDevice.
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