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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My friend's family all track each other and are proud to speak about how helpful it is but she also flipped out when her own parents retired and wanted to be in the tracking group because she didnt want them to know what her family was doing every moment. It was interesting to see her "over my dead body" reaction when she is such a big proponent of tracking. [/quote]

Maybe because she knew her parents would not use it in the sprirt in which it is intended.  Perhaps, again, you anti-location-sharing people don't understand - the problem isn't the techology, it's the relationship and how it's used.  It sounds like you believe once you share your location with your spouse and children, you must be willing to share your location with any family member.  But that is not how these things work, because again, it is driven by the relationship and nature of the use.[/quote]

So you are saying then she doesn't trust her parents and they don't have a good relationship? Maybe her parents just want to check they are home before dropping over. Or maybe the woman is bringing the kids to her parents for the afternoon and the parents just want to see when she left the house. All innocent, not an issue of a bad relationship. Normal and healthy to have each others locations so you don't have to bother them with a text and can easily check to get a sense of their plans and to make your own plans. According to most posters on here it would be extremely rare and unusual and a sign of mental illness to use it for any purpose other than innocent good so I don't really see why you wouldn't share it broadly.[/quote]

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