Look Around is available on 20% of earth (area, not population) - most extreme example I can find is the middle of Australia: https://i.imgur.com/ZHYbh58.png ht

Look Around is available on 20% of earth (area, not population) - most extreme example I can find is the middle of Australia: https://i.imgur.com/ZHYbh58.png https://i.imgur.com/ZHYbh58.png In the US, it's actually more limited than in other areas. It's certainly true that Google is ahead, sure - but Look Around isn't just 5th avenue of new york city. One area lookaround does best is spatial navigation. You can click on bridges, lanes, etc. to jump to them and the animation is MUCH smoother than Google Maps.