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# Map and Satellite Views

### Overview

You can view your tracking data in two different ways: Map View or Satellite View.

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### Map View

* Shows standard map with streets and road names
* Best for seeing road networks and navigation
* Clearly displays street names and routes

### Satellite View

* Shows actual aerial photos of locations
* Best for seeing real buildings and landmarks
* Helps identify exact locations and parking areas

### How to Switch Views

1. Find the Map View/Satellite View option
2. Click to toggle between views

### Tips

* Use Map View for street navigation
* Use Satellite View when you need to see actual buildings and locations

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