re: Girlfriend wants shared locations.

My family all shares locations. I dont care if they know where I am... I am not doing anything I wouldnt want them to know about.

If I am picking up a gift for one of them I just turn the phone off and go pick it up then turn it back on after I leave.

I am alone and in rural areas quite often and if something happened it would make it a lot easier for them to find me if something happened. Back when I hunted from climbing stands I even texted my wife when I was at the bottom of the tree, when I was in position and before I left. Those are the times when accidents usually happen and if I am hanging upside down in a tree I dont want her to have people looking for me over 2200 acres...

wife shares her location with me...i do NOT with her...I only pull her location up when i wonder what time she will be home to cook dinner

I’ve got nothing to hide but I’m not playing that shite

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You have something to hide.

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So then are you in favor of increased government tracking and surveillance of all US citizens? If we have nothing to hide, who cares, yes?

Post pic of your girlfriend or you are talking about your boyfriend in this thread

This isn’t the US government, it’s the woman you decided would own half your shite if you divorced

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She wants to know where you are so she can relax when Jody is at her house.

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completely understandable but when I'm out Jodying I need a little discretion

We have two/three (my kid's gf of 2+ years is already like a daughter) teens so all of us are on Live360. We also have my in-laws on it. I can open the maps app on my phone and see where my mom is. I think it's fine for FAMILIES to have it for safety. No chance in hell if I was in my 20s and was asked by a gf to let her track me.

Do you have money? Does she have access to it or will?

Imagine you agree and then she can tell her sidepiece hitman where you are which will make the hit so much easier

The only time we share locations is when one of us is traveling a decent distance without each other. Or when I have a sketchy client and do so when I go into the office. I’ve turned mine on for him when I’m going somewhere with friends that I don’t normally go and vice versa. But it’s not anyone demanding it, we just do it out of courtesy.

Otherwise it’s turned off. We trust each other enough that we don’t need to know when either one is going to the store, shopping, going to a friend’s, etc.