Every time I set up a new Android phone, or hand one down to my daughter, or borrow a rental car with someone else’s phone mounted on the dash, I run through the same short list of Google Maps settings before I pull out of the driveway. None of them takes more than a few taps, and none of them show up unless you go looking.
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