google-distancematrix-api

Is It compulsory to enable billing account by June 11, 2018 through credit card information to continue to access Google Maps API?

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Per Google, "Beginning on June 11, 2018, you’ll need to enable billing with a credit card and have a valid API key for all projects. This will give you the ability to scale easily with less downtime and fewer performance issues. In addition, we’re simplifying our 18 individual APIs into three products: Maps, Routes, and Places." Source However, Google do not say anywhere whether it's a hard stop or not. What if I don't enable billing account and do not add credit card information. Will I still be able to access Google APIs such as map, directions, geocode after June 11, 2018? According to the

Google maps api v3 calculate mileage by state [closed]

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问题 I'm searching for a way to calculate mileage by US State based on an origin, waypoints and destination of a route using Google Maps API v3. I have tried using Googles Distance Matrix API but this it is calculating the distance between 2 points, which is good, but I need the break down for miles traveled for each State. For taxes purposes (IFTA reports for transportation). I've done a lot of googling and looked through the documentation but I'm not seeing anything that calculate the mileage

Is It compulsory to enable billing account by June 11, 2018 through credit card information to continue to access Google Maps API?

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问题 Per Google, \"Beginning on June 11, 2018, you’ll need to enable billing with a credit card and have a valid API key for all projects. This will give you the ability to scale easily with less downtime and fewer performance issues. In addition, we’re simplifying our 18 individual APIs into three products: Maps, Routes, and Places.\" Source However, Google do not say anywhere whether it\'s a hard stop or not. What if I don\'t enable billing account and do not add credit card information. Will I