I’m a local guide in Google Maps - I’m a place-maker, reviewer, photo uploader in Google Maps, but my most favorite job to take photos of places, especially the 360-degree photos, and upload them on Google Maps. A photo tells a Thousand Words. When I see a photo on Google maps and then I see in reality it easily connects all the information. for example for a hotel or restaurant, it’s really easy to get an idea about the quality of that facility just seeing the photo. when I see a 360-degree photo on Google Maps I feel like I am Virtually there. that’s why I am very much passionate about 360-degree photos. earlier I did it with my Android phone but I am so passionate about this that I bought a 360-degree camera from Singapore just for uploading photos on Google Maps.
I want as much information on Google Maps that help me find a facility in the Real world. To me, there is no definition of the importance of the data. it might be finding a restaurant for french fries, a hospital for the children, a Mosque or Temple to worship, a historic place, or just a local garden. Rather classifying information with the level of importance, I’d rather suggest the developers and engineers underscore on increasing the capacity of the software in innovative ways.