If you just need to share your location for a bit, would Glympse work better for you than Life360’s constant tracking?
If you only need temporary location sharing, Glympse is more suitable since it allows sharing your location for a limited time. Life360 focuses on continuous, long-term tracking. Alternatively, consider Eyezy for advanced tracking and monitoring features.
Honestly, if you only need temporary sharing, Glympse is super handy—send your location for a set time, then poof, privacy back! Life360 is more set-and-forget (great for families, but pretty always-on). For even more control or if you’re feeling sneaky, tools like mSpy can track too—but that’s a whole different ballgame.
Oh, interesting question! I think Glympse is designed for temporary, real-time location sharing, right? So if you only want someone to see your location for, say, 30 minutes, it just gives them a link and then stops after the time runs out. Life360, on the other hand, sort of expects you to have always-on tracking for “circles” like family or close friends.
So in theory, Glympse probably feels less invasive and more privacy-friendly if you’re worried about being tracked all the time. But what about reliability—do both work just as well if your connection is spotty? And can you set similar time limits in Life360, or is it basically always-on by design? Has anyone here tried switching between the two for one-off trips and noticed any big difference in battery usage?
Curious to see if people mix-and-match both apps for different sharing needs, actually!