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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would never: I am divorced in my 40s. I made my boyfriend at 23 return a cell phone for my birthday. I did not want to be accessible to anyone 24/7. Of course, now we are not where I am going is my privacy. No one is tracking me 24/7. No way in hell. [/quote]

I’m one of the pp’s above who has device location sharing turned on with my husband. It’s not like we “track” each other 24/7. Honestly I think we both forget that it’s even enabled most of the time. [b]But every once in a while, I’ll see if he’s left the office so I don’t need to bug him / text him about whether he’s left [/b]yet. The main use case for us is for travel, especially since we don’t need to be glued at the hip. I might spend an afternoon shopping in a town while he goes snorkeling, but it’s nice to know I could find him in an emergency. We don’t track and zero trust issues.[/quote]

That is weird. Why do you need to know if he has left the office? People did not used to have cell phones. They were better off. [/quote]

I can think of lots of reasons that aren't related to trust issues and I'm the not poster who wrote that. One being that she wants to start dinner but wants to wait until her husband is on her way home so the dinner isn't just sitting there or getting cold. Another is that they are going somewhere or have to be someplace and she wants to have an idea of when they are going to be able to leave to go.[/quote]

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