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docs/kagi/features/maps.md

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 ![Kagi Maps](./media/kagi_maps_hero.png){width=675px data-zoomable}
 
+## Kagi Maps Privacy
+
+Unlike other competing Map services that track your location to serve you ads, Kagi does not track or store your search history or location data.
+
+We (optionally) support two [methods for setting your location](#enabling_geolocation): setting it manually or automatic detection, but in both cases it will only be stored in your browser storage and not in our servers.
+
 ## Kagi Basemap Options
 
 ![Kagi Maps - Basemaps](./media/kagi_maps_basemap_selection.gif){data-zoomable}
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 - **Kagi Basemap**. Provides greater detail, readability, and map comprehension by using 3d landmarks, trees, shadows and improved labeling.
 - **OpenStreetMap**. An open-source, community-driven basemap optimized for speed and a lightweight map search experience.
 
-## Enabling Geolocation
+## Kagi Maps 3D View
+
+If you are using the Kagi Basemap, you can tilt the map into a 3D view in two ways:
+
+1. With a mouse: Right-click and hold while moving the mouse up or down.
+2. On a touchscreen: Place two fingers horizontally on the screen and slide them up or down.
+
+Both methods adjust the viewing angle, transforming the map from a top-down view to an angled, oblique perspective. This reveals buildings and trees in three dimensions, providing a more realistic representation of the urban landscape. Release the mouse or lift your fingers when you've reached your desired tilt angle.
+
+## Enabling Geolocation {#enabling_geolocation}
 
 By default, Kagi Maps uses your IP address to determine your approximate location and use it as the initial location of the map.