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Google makes sharing Plus Codes easier in a push to simply addressing system globally

Two years in the past, Google open-sourced Plus Codes, a virtual addressing system to assist billions of other folks navigate to puts that don’t have transparent addresses. The corporate stated as of late it's making it easier for someone with an Android software to proportion its rendition of an cope with — a six-digit alphanum…
Two years ago, Google open-sourced Plus Codes, a digital addressing system to help billions of people navigate to places that don’t have clear addresses. The company said today it is making it easier for anyone with an Android device to share its rendition of an address — a six-digit alphanum…

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  3. "Google Assistant, the digital assistant from the global search giant, is available to users through their smartphones, laptops, and smart speakers. Earlier this year, the company partnered with KaiOS to bring Assistant to feature phones with internet access". (September 19, 2019)
  4. "Google said on Monday that it is winding down its Google Station, a program as part of which it worked with a number of partners to roll out free Wi-Fi in more than 400 railway stations in India and in several other public places in many other pockets of the globe". (February 17, 2020)
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