Sharing location saves lives
a few months back, I went on a date with a woman I ran into, after not seeing her for a few years, she used to work by me.
Anyway, she and I meet outside this trendy, packed place, Animae, in SD, and have dinner. Later, when she relaxed a little, she told me,
I was sharing my location with my friends --my thought was, one, this is public place, not some desolate town in Mexico or something. What are you worried about? Two, why would anyone want to kill your or kidnap you, and if they DID, and were that motivated to get you at a public place, would the location share stop anything?
it's like a security blanket for people.
