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Google Maps Adds Q&A Section Got a question for Google Maps? Check out this new feature rolling out for mobile and search engine.

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Google is now introducing Q&A sections on Google Maps for Android and in mobile search, which should make getting information about a location much easier.

Thanks to this feature, when you have a query about a certain location, like a restaurant, shop or a museum, you can see other's peoples response to it, or even leave your own question and answers to others.

To see the new Q&A section in Maps and in mobile search, go into the local business listing after you've pulled the place up. After that scroll to "Questions & answers" to see questions, and leave your own. You can also upvote especially helpful information, and Q&As with the most upvotes will be surfaced at the top so more people can see them.

The business and frequent users will be alerted when a question is left on a listing, allowing them to respond in a timely manner. When you're question is answered, you'll get a ping, too.

The new feature is coming to Google Maps on Android, as well as Google search globally.

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