FAQs
The process to disable location services varies by browser. Generally, you can find this option in the settings or preferences menu of your browser, under "Privacy" or "Location" settings. For most browsers, the location services setting can also be accessed directly from the address bar on the top right. Please refer to your browser's help resources for specific instructions.
You can zoom out on the map by using the "-" button located on the bottom right corner of the map. Alternatively, if you're using a mouse, you can scroll down to zoom out.
When you first open the map on MappingCrimes.com, it may be zoomed in to a specific location. To view data, you'll need to zoom out to see a broader area. As you zoom out, more data points will populate the map, giving you a comprehensive view of crime trends.
If there is no data for a specific city or crime, we have not yet added it to our database. However, members have the ability to add approved articles to the platform, and we are constantly working to expand our coverage.
If you encounter a fake article, please report it through the contact form on our "Contact Us" page. We also ask you to send us any article link or site that points to the wrong city. We work diligently to bring you quality search results, but sometimes we miss things. Our team will review the report and take appropriate action. We ask for your help in improving the platforms for community use by sending us any issues you find with the content.
Members have the ability to add approved articles to the platform. You can also request to have your own article published on the site for a fee through our "Contact Us" page.
Yes, we welcome suggestions for new features. You can submit your suggestions through the contact form on our "Contact Us" page.
We offer a contact form on our "Contact Us" page, where users can report issues, request to publish articles, report fake articles, ask questions about the platform, and even suggest new features.
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Users can interact with the data through our search bar, allowing them to customize their view based on crime category or city.
Our database is updated daily to ensure that our users have access to the most recent crime data. There may be gaps of a few days because of maintenance but those will be filled in time as are database is gathering both past and real-time articles.
Users can search for specific crime categories or cities, and the map will display markers indicating where news articles have covered the specified crime in the selected city. This feature provides a broad overview of crime trends and allows users to delve into specific incidents for a more detailed understanding.
MappingCrimes.com is an innovative crime mapping platform that provides users with an interactive tool to research and analyze crime trends across the globe. It pulls data from a diverse range of sources, including mainstream and independent news articles, member-contributed articles, and our own extensive research.