What are the GREY shaded areas on Google Maps?

“The grey line indicates that Google Maps does not have enough information about what transport method was being used between those times. It could be due to movement, or the device being turned off and on again, or just poor signal on the wifi/4g/gps connections it was using to determine the location.”

What do the different colors on Google Maps mean?

Green: No traffic delays. Orange: Medium amount of traffic. Red: Traffic delays. The darker the red, the slower the speed of traffic on the road.

What does it mean when someones location is GREY?

the greyed out location is because the location is an old or outdated location and is not being refeshed anymore. this is because the person who shared the location with you either turned off their phone or manually stopped sharing their location with you.

What does green shading mean on Google Maps?

Google Maps. Green – Vegetation, darker shades mean more dense. Tan – Sand & scrub, lighter shades mean less vegetation. White – Void of any vegetation, sand dunes, mountain peaks. Light Gray – Population areas, cities, suburbs.

What does missing activity mean in Google Maps?

It just where Google has noticed a ‘gap’, ie the user probably stopped and visited something. But Google is unsure. ie possibly did an unknown activity.

What does the grey circle mean on location Iphone?

You’ll see dots on the map that show the devices current location. The color indicates how recent it was active and whether or not it is the current device. A gray dot means that it isn’t active near WiFi.

What does grey circle mean on Life360?

Life360 on Twitter: “@iamjustthatdude Nope, the little grey guys are sex offenders. The orange dots are reported crimes…

What is layer shading on a map?

Layer tinting uses different colours (or shades) to represent different heights. It is a mapping convention for darker colours to signify greater height. When using layer tinting, green is often used for low land, yellow for higher land and brown for the highest land.

What are the conventional symbols?

Conventional symbols are widely accepted signs or sign systems which signify an idea or concept. They represent different features on a map and are not drawn to scale. They are important because: Symbols can be used to depict features like cities, roads and railways.