How often is QuickMapServices updated?

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I am using Google Satellite (via QuickMapServices) in QGIS to count settlements in a certain area, and I'm looking to compare this settlement data to satellite imagery from a few years back.



Is there a way to know what year the current Google Satellite imagery was taken? Does QuickMapServices update this continuously?










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    I am using Google Satellite (via QuickMapServices) in QGIS to count settlements in a certain area, and I'm looking to compare this settlement data to satellite imagery from a few years back.



    Is there a way to know what year the current Google Satellite imagery was taken? Does QuickMapServices update this continuously?










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      Is there a way to know what year the current Google Satellite imagery was taken? Does QuickMapServices update this continuously?










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      Is there a way to know what year the current Google Satellite imagery was taken? Does QuickMapServices update this continuously?







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          QuickMapServices is only a catalog, not a geodata hosting. Like a search services (google, bing, etc.) this service provides only links, not a data.
          So, QMS knows nothing about google satellite capture date and any other metadata. QMS only knows details which user, who create service, added and, additionally, service status.



          Also see https://qms.nextgis.com/faq



          I'm developer at NextGIS.






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          • I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
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          • @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
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            1 hour ago






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          • affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
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          QuickMapServices is only a catalog, not a geodata hosting. Like a search services (google, bing, etc.) this service provides only links, not a data.
          So, QMS knows nothing about google satellite capture date and any other metadata. QMS only knows details which user, who create service, added and, additionally, service status.



          Also see https://qms.nextgis.com/faq



          I'm developer at NextGIS.






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          • I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
            – Aaron♦
            2 hours ago











          • @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago






          • 1




            I would recommend adding your affiliation in your answers. Many thanks.
            – Aaron♦
            1 hour ago






          • 2




            I edited my answer with affiliation information.
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago










          • affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
            – Mapperz♦
            16 mins ago














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          QuickMapServices is only a catalog, not a geodata hosting. Like a search services (google, bing, etc.) this service provides only links, not a data.
          So, QMS knows nothing about google satellite capture date and any other metadata. QMS only knows details which user, who create service, added and, additionally, service status.



          Also see https://qms.nextgis.com/faq



          I'm developer at NextGIS.






          share|improve this answer






















          • I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
            – Aaron♦
            2 hours ago











          • @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago






          • 1




            I would recommend adding your affiliation in your answers. Many thanks.
            – Aaron♦
            1 hour ago






          • 2




            I edited my answer with affiliation information.
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago










          • affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
            – Mapperz♦
            16 mins ago












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          up vote
          5
          down vote









          QuickMapServices is only a catalog, not a geodata hosting. Like a search services (google, bing, etc.) this service provides only links, not a data.
          So, QMS knows nothing about google satellite capture date and any other metadata. QMS only knows details which user, who create service, added and, additionally, service status.



          Also see https://qms.nextgis.com/faq



          I'm developer at NextGIS.






          share|improve this answer














          QuickMapServices is only a catalog, not a geodata hosting. Like a search services (google, bing, etc.) this service provides only links, not a data.
          So, QMS knows nothing about google satellite capture date and any other metadata. QMS only knows details which user, who create service, added and, additionally, service status.



          Also see https://qms.nextgis.com/faq



          I'm developer at NextGIS.







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          • I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
            – Aaron♦
            2 hours ago











          • @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago






          • 1




            I would recommend adding your affiliation in your answers. Many thanks.
            – Aaron♦
            1 hour ago






          • 2




            I edited my answer with affiliation information.
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago










          • affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
            – Mapperz♦
            16 mins ago
















          • I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
            – Aaron♦
            2 hours ago











          • @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago






          • 1




            I would recommend adding your affiliation in your answers. Many thanks.
            – Aaron♦
            1 hour ago






          • 2




            I edited my answer with affiliation information.
            – Dmitry Baryshnikov
            1 hour ago










          • affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
            – Mapperz♦
            16 mins ago















          I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
          – Aaron♦
          2 hours ago





          I have been noticing a large amount of your posts are designed to self promote your software and services. Please be careful in self promotion on this site, as it is often view as SPAM. More details on this can be found at meta stack exchange: meta.stackexchange.com/questions/57497/…
          – Aaron♦
          2 hours ago













          @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
          – Dmitry Baryshnikov
          1 hour ago




          @Aaron do you mean that I should add that I'm working in NextGIS which supported free and opensource QuickMapServices service? The link you provide not clearly clarify this. Or I cannot answer any questions directly or indirectly connected with our services and software?
          – Dmitry Baryshnikov
          1 hour ago




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          I would recommend adding your affiliation in your answers. Many thanks.
          – Aaron♦
          1 hour ago




          I would recommend adding your affiliation in your answers. Many thanks.
          – Aaron♦
          1 hour ago




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          I edited my answer with affiliation information.
          – Dmitry Baryshnikov
          1 hour ago




          I edited my answer with affiliation information.
          – Dmitry Baryshnikov
          1 hour ago












          affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
          – Mapperz♦
          16 mins ago




          affiliation information is clarification and also nice to see on GIS.SE having the actual developers onboard to answer specific questions.
          – Mapperz♦
          16 mins ago










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