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I think I would be fine with it if I knew it was only for emergencies, and I can trust my parents not to use it otherwise (and I would be notified if they did).
by lucasmullens 10y ago
I think I would be fine with it if I knew it was only for emergencies, and I can trust my parents not to use it otherwise (and I would be notified if they did).
- pgeorgi 10y ago> only for emergencies ... and I would be notified if they did From the article: "And if your trusted contacts are really worried about you, they can request to see your location. If everything’s fine, you can deny the request. But if you’re unable to respond within a reasonable timeframe, your location is shared automatically and your loved ones can determine the best way to help you out." From a later example on that page this "reasonable timeframe" seems to be 5 minutes.
- mdrzn 10y agoSo if you're not in danger you could just refuse to give your location, and then text "I'm fine". This way the parents do not know where you are.