Share a location. Respect a boundary.
A useful way to coordinate a pickup or a journey starts with a shared understanding of who can see what, and for how long.
For adult couples
Both people should freely choose whether to share. Set a purpose, decide when sharing ends, and make stopping as acceptable as starting.
Read the couples guide →For families
Separate adult-to-adult sharing from a child’s supervised account. Explain location settings to children in age-appropriate language and check who can see each device.
Read the family guide →Make an informed choice
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