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When emergency services get a call, accurate location information is critical. That's where Android Emergency Location Service (ELS) comes in. Find out how ELS and @112_sos helped one rescue pilot find a man lost in the Alps → http://g.co/emergencylocation …pic.twitter.com/i7INsbfqIS

If "P@s$w0rd” is your password, it’s probably time for a Password Checkup. Now you can check all your saved passwords for security issues with Password Checkup in your Google Account → http://goo.gle/2orHGpr  #NationalCyberSecurityAwarenessMonthpic.twitter.com/3YCSTuefay

Spotty signal? Here are 5 tips to get the most out of your Wi-Fi connection at home → http://goo.gle/2oeSnvs pic.twitter.com/1SdWxKrp7U

Today’s #GoogleDoodle honors Dr. Herbert D. Kleber, who followed a calling in life to study patients with addictions. Hear from guest artist Jarrett J. Krosoczka how he drew on personal inspiration to create the Doodle → http://goo.gle/2p2Lw8Q pic.twitter.com/epufm7IeFv

Royalty in (virtual) reality. With @googlearts, you don’t have to be in France to take a private tour of the iconic Château de Versailles → http://goo.gle/2mncC9D pic.twitter.com/yZCKzuaGZT

What's that movie about dogs...the one with what's-his-name...that came out 3 years ago? No matter how specific your query is, Search can help you figure out what to watch.pic.twitter.com/YizrTNdDmX

For #WorldHeartDay, get simple tips from #GoogleFit Medical Lead Dr. Kapil Parakh on you can fit more activity into your daily life and keep your happy and healthy → http://goo.gle/2mfFxN0 pic.twitter.com/TNao0YcL7c

It’s Google’s 21st birthday and today’s #GoogleDoodle is a true #FlashbackFriday. Here’s to 21 years—and beyond. pic.twitter.com/RTlZVWBLp5

#GoogleClassroom is turning ! Thanks to feedback from our community of educators and students, since 2014 it's added tons of features to help teachers save time, and help meet the needs of today's schools → http://goo.gle/2lUYhkM pic.twitter.com/wQWfWhVIlQ

Shawna was able to start her recovery journey with the help of a support network at her company—Google. Read her story and learn more about what we’re doing to help the #RecoveryMovement → http://goo.gle/2luvovs pic.twitter.com/XiR8pZIXR5

When her best friend died of a drug overdose, Maura decided to share her story of becoming addicted to OxyContin and being revived by Naloxone → http://goo.gle/2lq3eBL  #RecoveryMovementpic.twitter.com/ynedAhUiR7

With his mother believing in him, Reno was able to change his life by starting recovery. Listen to his recovery journey → http://goo.gle/2mWbN7Q  #RecoveryMovementpic.twitter.com/nGbd7XHR7a

As a CEO of a company and a mother to someone in recovery, Sharon knows how important it is for the conversation around recovery to change—in and out of the workplace. See how she’s contributing to the #RecoveryMovement → http://goo.gle/2lpihLR pic.twitter.com/00MA8lumKh

Ryan attributes the success of his recovery to his strong support network. He wants to help the #RecoveryMovement grow to help spark hope in those who want to begin their own recovery journeys → http://goo.gle/2nAVNZ9 pic.twitter.com/khYjdcX9oY

Foster used and drank to hide from the discomfort they felt in their body. Now in recovery, they're thriving → http://goo.gle/2lTZEAc  #RecoveryMovementpic.twitter.com/Nn53O4DTaa

Kay lost her hearing to opioids. Now that she has it back, she's telling her story and inviting everyone to listen and be heard → http://goo.gle/2n3rqtS  #RecoveryMovementpic.twitter.com/xuykerD9RO

There are many paths to recovery. For National Recovery Month, we're sharing recovery journeys to remind us that together, recovery is possible. Discover some of these stories in our thread, and learn how you can get involved → http://g.co/recovertogether  #RecoveryMovementpic.twitter.com/JR6YjdlP3c