You can publicly add or edit addresses in Maps. Add mailing addresses, fix where packages would be delivered, or adjust pin locations.
Fix an address
Important: Organizations or governments can fix multiple addresses on Google Maps withGoogle Maps Content Partners. These organizations or governments must meet our partner and content requirements to do so.
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app .
Search for an address
Tap Suggest an editFix an address.
Move the map to the center of the building
Enter the address information.
TapSubmit.
Tip: To add an address for a road that isn't on the map, first add the road.
Add a new address
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app .
Tap Contribute Update address.
Move the map to the center of the building.
Enter the address information.
Tap Submit.
To fix multiple addresses: You must add each address individually with the steps above.
You can add a private label to places on your map. When you fix an address, your update is publicly available. But only you can see your private labels. Labeled places show up on your map, in search suggestions, and in the "Your places" screen.
Add a new address to building
When you zoom in on Maps, a dashed outline appears for a building to indicate that its address may not be up to date. To add an address:
On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app.Tap "Contribute" and then select "Edit map" and "Fix an address."Move the map to the center of the building.Enter the address information.
You can change the location on your Android phone by altering your settings, changing app permissions, or using a virtual private network (VPN). There are multiple benefits to changing the current location on your Android device.
There are a few possible reasons why Google Maps might have shown your location in the incorrect place. Your location settings may be incorrect. Make sure that your location services are turned on and that you are giving Google Maps permission to access your location. You can also try restarting your device.
If your ISP or Carrier has their internet gateways in someplace a bit distant, that could show up as a possible location. Learn more about how Google gets your location, here.
Walls, vehicle roofs, tall buildings, mountains, and other obstructions can block line of sight to GPS satellites. A GPS signal is strongest under the clear sky. If you can't see the sky, you'll have a weak GPS signal and your position on the map might not be correct.
Without a VPN: By simply turning on the mock location feature in the developer options of your Android device, you can alter your location. This method typically involves downloading a third-party app to fake GPS coordinates. With a VPN: A VPN masks your IP address, effectively disguising your actual location.
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