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Google expands wildfire alerts, may let you update sideloaded apps
Key Points
- Google Maps and Search now warn about wildfires in more countries.
- Google uses AI to track wildfires and keep people safe.
- Play Store might soon let you update apps installed from outside the store.
Google is making it safer to use its services.
Google Maps and Search are getting smarter about wildfires. If you live in a place where fires are common, Google can now warn you if there’s a fire nearby. This is helpful because knowing about a wildfire early can save lives. Google uses smart technology (AI) to find and track wildfires. It’s like having a fire lookout that never sleeps.
More places are getting wildfire alerts.
Places like France, Italy, Spain, and many others can now see wildfire warnings on Google Maps and Search. Google wants to help as many people as possible stay safe from these dangerous fires.
Google might let you update apps from anywhere.
If you install apps from places other than the Google Play Store, you might have trouble keeping them up-to-date. Google could soon let you update these apps directly from the Play Store. This would make it easier to keep your apps safe and working properly.
It’s like having a helpful assistant.
Google is becoming more like a helpful assistant that looks out for you. From warning you about wildfires to making it easier to manage your apps, Google is making your digital life safer and simpler.