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Google to discontinue Street View app next year

Google announced that its dedicated Street View app for Android will be discontinued next year. According to 9To5Google, the tech giant has prepared a number of shutdown messages for the Street View app.

The company advises users to migrate to Google Maps or Street View Studio as the Street View app will be discontinued on March 31, 2023. The company was quoted in the report as saying, “Street View App is going away, and support will end March 21, 2023.” “Switch to Street View Studio to publish your own 360 video. Use Google Maps to view Street View and add Photo Spheres.” According to the report, Street View makes it simple to get a 360-degree view of almost any street, making it ideal for researching potential vacation destinations or simply taking a casual tour of the world from the comfort of one’s own home.

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