This being a Google tool, you’ll be able to get more out of it if you sign in with a Google account.
If you’re logged in, you’ll be able to save locations and searches, upload your own coordinates, and better keep track of your interactions with the software. Like almost every other Google tool out there, there is extensive support documentation, help centers, and forums, and a Medium blog, to keep you updated with changes to the program. You’ll also be able to see how Google is using Earth to contribute to research and education, as well as accessing a number of secondary Earth tools (More from Earth…) that allow people to use it in a more practical way in their community or workplace. We feel almost bad for picking holes in Google Earth but there are a few niggles that occurred to us while we used it.
