How To Fix Google Maps Not Working On Android?

To fix Google Maps not working on an Android device, follow these steps:

1. Update Google Maps:

   • Open the Play Store app.
   • Search for "Maps".
   • If signed in to your Google account, update the app directly from the Play Store.
   • If not signed in, skip signing in, which redirects to a non-skippable login screen. Instead, tap "Open in Play Store app," then avoid tapping "Install." Sign in at the top right, and find "Map - Navigate & Explore" to update.

2. Clear Cache & Data:

   • Open the Settings app.
   • Tap "Apps & notifications" or "See all apps" (depending on your device).
   • Locate the Maps app.
   • Clear cache and data to permanently delete app data.

   Device-Specific Steps:

   • Samsung: Go to Settings > Apps > Maps > Storage > Clear data.
   • LG: Go to Settings > Apps > Maps > Storage > Clear data.
   • Huawei: Go to Settings > Apps > Apps again > Maps > Storage > Clear data.
   • Oppo: Go to Settings > App Management > Show system processes > Maps > Storage > Clear data.
   • Xiaomi: Go to Settings > Apps > Manage apps > Maps > Storage > Clear data.
   • Vivo: Go to Settings > Application Manager > All > Maps > Clear data.
   • Pixel: Go to Settings > Apps & notifications > See all apps > Maps > Storage & cache > Clear cache.

3. Check Internet Connection:

   • Ensure your Wi-Fi is connected to the internet or mobile data is turned on.
   • Disable Wi-Fi only mode in Google Maps settings if enabled.

4. Restart the App:

   • Launch the Settings app.
   • Go to Apps.
   • Find and select Maps.
   • Tap "Force stop" (or similar option depending on your device).

5. Restart the Device:

   • Press and hold the power button, then tap "Restart" (or similar option depending on your device).

6. Uninstall and Reinstall Google Maps:

   • Open the Play Store app.
   • Uninstall Google Maps.
   • Reinstall Google Maps by tapping the "Update" option.

7. Check Google Maps Server Status:

   • Visit the Google Maps Status Dashboard to ensure the servers are functioning properly.

8. Optimize Location Accuracy:

   • Ensure your device's location services are enabled.
   • Install a GPS status app to check your GPS signal strength.

9. Clear GPS Data:

   • Open the Settings app.
   • Go to Location > Advanced > Google Location History.
   • Tap "Manage Activity" and delete the location history.

10. Report the Issue:

• If the problem persists, send feedback to Google Maps support.

Remember that some steps may vary depending on your device model and Android version.