Google has announced major updates to its Timeline feature. These changes are crucial for anyone who relies on this tool to track their location history and routes, especially since they can result in missing Timelines. This blog will help you understand the updates, troubleshoot any issues you may encounter, and offer an alternative for route tracking. Table of Contents Overview of Google Timeline History Update Change to On-Device Storage History data is now stored directly on users’ devices rather than in the cloud. Previously, this data was stored on cloud

Last Updated: March 3, 2025 In today’s digital age, Google’s suite of services has become an integral part of our daily lives. From email to maps, Google offers an array of tools that streamline our online and offline experiences. One such feature that often goes unnoticed is Google Timeline. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the world of Google Timeline and explore the concept of Google Timeline History, its components, and how you can utilize it to create an IRS-Proof mileage log using MileageWise. If you’ve never maintained a

Last Updated: March 3, 2025 While there’s money on the table, many who drive for business have a sloppy approach to tracking their business mileage for tax deductions. If you’re just starting with tracking but forgot to keep track of your mileage during the year, have incomplete mileage logs, or need to prove additional mileage to the IRS, you’ll also need to create a retrospective mileage log. In this blog post, we will show you how to export your Timeline data and how MileageWise can help you create IRS-Proof mileage

Last Updated: February 3, 2025 Heads up, road warriors! Let’s face it: nobody enjoys the tedious task of manually logging every single mile traveled for business. It’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack, time-consuming and exasperating! But what if I told you there’s a life-saver hack that’s just a few clicks away? Yes, you heard right. Buckle up as we navigate the vibrant world of the Google Maps mileage log, a feature so smart it practically pays for itself. Well, metaphorically speaking, because it helps you claim those sweet mileage