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Man_Alive_2025 - 25 Apr, 2025 - 09:35AM

For iOS on Apple you can switch the device that used for find my location. So if you have an iPad or watch as well as a phone you can leave iPad at home and use that as the device that’s being used to track you

RweReallyDoingThis - 25 Apr, 2025 - 08:04AM

We’ve had this for years for the same reasons, it’s all very well turning off the location in the App but you need to be super vigilant about ’Find My’ and ‘Sharing Location’ settings in the phone itself, I’ve literally had to leave my phone at home on occasions and don’t forget the same if you’ve got an Apple watch etc linked to your phone!!

Man_Alive_2025 - 18 Apr, 2025 - 04:45PM

If he does install it, just switch tracking for you for off but don’t tell him. Then if he says anything you’ll know he’s specifically looking at where you are. My response would then be something along the lines of I see the being tracked as an intrusion into my personal space like looking at my diary, that I’m always available and on call to everyone in the family and I’d just like a small piece of privacy in my life. That’s actually how I’ve always felt about being tracked even before IE and everyone in the family accepted that

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laugar164 - 17 Apr, 2025 - 07:40PM

Well I'd say you fecked it he's doing this why would he want you on it if it's just to keep the children safe
Saying that if he really wants to track you there are other ways

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1768286 - 17 Apr, 2025 - 03:40PM

It works by tracking gps location, so there are several ways. Google “trick life360 location” and you’ll see there are several ways depending on what you’re trying to achieve .
But yes, I’d agree with other comments. This is really all about him tracking you..

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Caspar48 - 13 Apr, 2025 - 04:56PM

My phone's power-saving settings don't work with the app. Nor does it have location permissions. Unfortunately (!) this means no-one can see my location. I can however see other people's which is quite handy.

Cheryl Kim - 13 Apr, 2025 - 04:41PM

Where there is a will, there is a way. Most important is to have a supportive IE partner who will work with you to troubleshoot issues rather than leave you alone to beat the tracker.

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Secretdateguy0871 - 13 Apr, 2025 - 10:24AM

I had a partner who had 360 on her phone. She used to pretend she was at dance class and leave her phone in her car parked outside the class. We would then go elewhere and i would drop her back off at the car later.

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rarity23 - 12 Apr, 2025 - 11:59PM

We have this for our family and I have point blankly refused to have it including me.

Ok for kids, but creepy if your life partner is watching your every move !

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Kennarth - 12 Apr, 2025 - 09:27PM

Sounds like your partner is on to you or controlling.
Just say life 360 has been jacked and you will never feel safe thinking someone is following you.
Just dig your heels very emotionally/irrationally over this point!
Then watch out for other tracking devices on your person property.
If you find one you know you are in trouble . Ditto above
Next find somewhere different you can go to regularly and see if you get a reaction. Ditto above.
Next clean up evidence on your phone, junk and trash bins etc and show him/her something on your phone and leave it with them unlocked for a few minuets, see what happens, if nothing otherwise ditto above
Does your partner allow access to his phone if not ditto above
Phone sharing by both is a sign of trust, otherwise ditto above!
If you have a secret hide it in plain sight