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How-tosTabletHow to share your real-time location via Google Maps
Sharing your location with trusted individuals can be beneficial. Google Maps lets you share your current location with other users across devices and set a time limit for sharing. They can track your movements in real-time and view your estimated arrival time. In this article, we’ll quickly and easily explain how to do it.
Location sharing in Google Maps
Previously, this location sharing feature in real-time was available on Google+, but as we all know, the social network has been discontinued. Rather, you can now share this information with others via Google Maps.
Interestingly, you don’t even need to enable location history in the default settings to do so. Before I explain further how you can share your “live location” with people you trust, let me point out that sharing does not work in the Google Maps Go app.
To share your location with others, launch Google Maps.
In the top-right corner, select your profile picture and followed by Location Sharing.
If the recipient does not have a Google account, you can create a link and send it via email, SMS, WhatsApp, Twitter, or any other compatible instant messenger.
Now the person whom you want to share your location with will receive a corresponding notification on his/her lock screen. In my case, it is my colleague Stefan and his iPhone. You can also share additional information like departure and arrival times if you want to. Of course, the live location sharing can be revoked at any time.
This selection/sharing can also be cancelled anytime you like on WhatsApp.
Of course, there are other ways to share your location. I can spontaneously think of Samsung with its SmartThings app, Apple with the “Find me” function, and also Telegram that allows you to share the location of a smartphone for a limited time only.
Are you aware of another app that can do this and perhaps work even better? If so, please let us know in the comments. Assuming you already share your location frequently, for whom and why do you do so?
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