Approving Google's Map Pin Edit

[kchambers]

Hi everyone! Since Google has been a suspension and reverification-happy when it comes to GBPs as of late, I was wondering if anyone has any insight on what would happen if I approved the map pin adjustment that Google made for my client's profile. Google adjusted the map pin for my client's GBP and this message is now showing (see screenshot below). I'm just hesitant to interact with it as I'm unsure what it might trigger. Has anyone experienced reverification getting triggered (or any other issues) by selecting "OK"?

 

[keyserholiday]

One of four things will happen when you make or accept an edit:
1. The edit immediately gets accepted.
2. The edit goes into pending review.
3. The edit triggers a GBP to need to be varied again.
4. The GBP gets suspended

Since it’s a map pin edit, how far is the pin moving? If it’s within a few feet, you should be fine. If it’s a few blocks, I’d be worried. It can also differ depending on the category.

 

[kchambers]

One of four things will happen when you make or accept an edit:
1. The edit immediately gets accepted.
2. The edit goes into pending review.
3. The edit triggers a GBP to need to be varied again.
4. The GBP gets suspended

Since it’s a map pin edit, how far is the pin moving? If it’s within a few feet, you should be fine. If it’s a few blocks, I’d be worried. It can also differ depending on the category.

Thank you for your response! In this instance I'd just be accepting the edit and the map pin is moving to the to other side of a high rise building so not too far.

 

[keyserholiday]

Then it’s doesn’t matter. You can ignore or reject it.

 

[JS Girard]

Thank you for your response! In this instance I'd just be accepting the edit and the map pin is moving to the to other side of a high rise building so not too far.

Actually, the pin is already moved. Google is just being polite and letting you know it has done so. Note that there is no option to actually reject the edit. Not on the individual profile anyway. That's tuckered away in the multi-profile management dashboard (or however the hell google wants us to call it):