When you open the Google Maps app on your phone, sometimes you will see the satellite view as the default view. This is not really necessary because you do not always want to open the map satellite view. If you are having trouble with the Google Maps app, you can follow the article below to adjust it.
How to turn off satellite view when opening Google Maps
Step 1:
At the interface on the Google Maps application, users click on the Google account avatar and then click on Settings in the displayed list.
Step 2:
Moving on to the next interface the user scrolls down below and will see the option Start Maps in clean view is on.
Slide the round button to the left to turn off satellite mode when opening the Google Maps application.
Then, when you open Google Maps on your phone, the app will no longer default to satellite view but switch to regular map view.
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