Google feeds its maps in part thanks to the unselfish cooperation of users, who can include reviews, ratings and recommend site conversions. The problem is that Google Maps can be very heavy, asking you to review the sites you have recently visited and so on.
Google Maps includes a lot of notifications that tell you about traffic, nearby events, transit routes or new sites in the area. There are many, but luckily you know it Get rid of those you don't want easily.
In Android options
You have the basics two ways to prevent Google Maps from asking you to write reviews for each site you visit: from the Android options and Google Maps itself. On mobile phones with Android Oreo or higher, it's possible to configure notification channels from the system and without having to open Google Maps.
To accomplish this you must go to the section Application Details, and there are a few ways to accomplish it. From Settings – Applications, as well as the remote touch of the application and touch the info icon. Install later Notifications and refer to the section called Suggestions for entering passwords.
From here you can completely disable this notification, or change it to invisible on the lock screen, no sound or take advantage notifications silently -and subtle- for Android 10. You decide.
From Google Maps
If you have an older version of Android than Android Oreo, or simply choose to make the change from Google Maps, the process is quite simple. In Google Maps, you have to submit a side panel and tap on Settings. Then enter Notifications and then Your review. You will find three options there: you have to work Suggestions for writing review.
Once this is done, Google Maps will never bother you again to write a review of the places you just visited. Another category you may want to disable Share and tag photos, just above and doing the same, but reminds you to upload photos.
Bonus: Avoid being reminded by mail
If you are subscribed to the Google Maps Location Guides app, you can also receive emails in addition to the notifications above. In these emails you are often told that You haven't written a review or uploaded photos in a long time. You can keep it from happening.
To accomplish this, head down to the post office, where you will find two links. One of them allows you Unsubscribe completely, while with one you can always find out which categories of emails you want to keep receiving and which are not.
