Google Earth got a Street View feature that effectively lets users travel through time.

Google announced on Tuesday that you can now access historical Street View imagery on Google Earth.

Next to the timeline section in Google Earth, you will spot a timelapse, which will go through decades worth of imagery automatically.

Follow these steps to restore your existing Maps Timeline data after Google accidentally wiped it out. Plus a tip to prepare for next time this happens.

Earlier this month, some Google Maps users found that their Timeline location history was missing, but the company has now fixed the issue.

Google has admitted a technical issue caused timeline data to vanish. But you might be able to get yours back. Here's how.

Some Google Maps users lost their Timeline data due to a technical issue, and only those with backups can recover it.

Google has confirmed it inadvertently erased some Google Maps Timeline data belonging to a number of people. The company told CNET the incident resulted from a temporary technical issue but did ...

Google deleted the Timeline data for many of its Maps users. If you had a backup enabled, you should be able to restore that data, but otherwise, it's likely lost forever.

Google Earth rolls out highly requested feature—you can now time travel through street view Google Earth just made it easier to explore the past.

Next to the timeline section in Google Earth, you will spot a timelapse, which will go through decades worth of imagery automatically.