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Google has recently announced that it will discontinue its emergency location sharing mobile app, Trusted Contacts, starting December 1, 2020. According to the advisory posted by Google on its Trusted Contacts website, the company will stop its support on the said app from December  1.  However, those who installed the app on their mobile devices may still continue using it. According to the report of The Verge, Trusted Contacts are now out of the App Store and Google Play Store. The advisory warns users that they won't be able to access created trusted contacts on the app after the mentioned time period above, encouraging users to download contacts before December 1, 2020. Read more in our articles including "Google to discontinue Trusted Contacts starting December 1" and "The day Google broke the Web".

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What is Google Trusted Contacts?

Google has recently announced that it will discontinue its emergency location sharing mobile app, Trusted Contacts, starting December 1, 2020. According to the advisory posted by Google on its Trusted Contacts website, the company will stop its support on the said app from December  1.  However, those who installed the app on their mobile devices may still continue using it.

What have you covered about Google Trusted Contacts?

According to the report of The Verge, Trusted Contacts are now out of the App Store and Google Play Store. The advisory warns users that they won't be able to access created trusted contacts on the app after the mentioned time period above, encouraging users to download contacts before December 1, 2020.

Where can I find articles about Google Trusted Contacts?

Our coverage of Google Trusted Contacts includes: "Google to discontinue Trusted Contacts starting December 1"; "The day Google broke the Web"; "The Samsung Galaxy Glasses app interface has been leaked". Each article provides unique insights and information.