Now, a review on Google Maps can host the hashtag

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Google has secretly added hashtag support for review or reviews on Google Maps. This will make it easier for users to find the places recommended by others.

For example, when you plan to review a convenient restaurant, you can add a hashtag #datenight, #familyfriendly or anything badociated with it. reported TechCrunch (11/27), Google advises users to add up to five hashtags on each comment. In addition, Google also recommends that the hashtag be included at the end of the review so that the text can be read more easily.

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Now you can use the hashtag on Google Maps

The tech giant has confirmed support for the hashtag for Android since last week. But until now, the new hashtag support has been announced to members of the Google Maps Local Guides program. The program is intended to reward members who share reviews, photos and other information about the companies or places they have visited.

They receive a notification telling them that they can add a hashtag to their old critics. Similarly for new revisions that could be made.

In addition to helping users find restaurants based on cooking or other information, the hashtag can also help showcase local attractions as a good location. Support marking can also be used to include information, such as the availability of wheelchairs or other facilities.

Although the hashtag has become commonplace for users smartphone, the hashtag on Google Maps is not the same as on social media. The hashtag on Google Maps needs to be more specific to make it more useful for users. Google calls hashtags such as #love or #food, it will not be very useful.

To use the hashtag on Google Maps, just click on the link that appears in blue. The link will deliver the user to the list of other reviews who have it marking similar. Until now, the new hashtag support is available for Maps on Android. It's hard to know when this feature will also be available on the iOS or Maps web version.