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Google Maps supports it, so I think they're assuming most people will just use that now.
by ReverseCold 8y ago
Google Maps supports it, so I think they're assuming most people will just use that now.
- BonesJustice 8y agoInterestingly, if I drop my plus code into Google, it shows a pin in exactly the right location. But tapping the map graphic opens up the Google Maps app, which jumps to a location ~200 miles away.
- rntksi 8y agoIt did that for me too. I found out afterwards that plus codes have two forms, a short and long. If you enter just the short form, it won't be accurate without the ", city" part (e.g. 2A6A+1Q is short form, must be entered like "2A6A+1Q, Beijing", long form of that would have another 4-5 letters in front e.g. 7XQW2A6A+1Q)