The next time you’re flying, driving, or biking to visit an iPhone-using friend or relative in, say, far western Travis county, try sharing your location temporarily so they can check in on your progress without constant “where are you now?” texts. In iOS 17 and later, open a Messages conversation with that person, tap the ⊕ button to the left of the message entry field, and tap Location. In the location-sharing control that appears, tap the Share button, then choose Until End of Day or For One Hour. You can also tap the Request button to ask the recipient to share their location with you. If you pick Indefinitely for the sharing duration and later wish to revoke it, open the Find My app, tap the People list, select the person, and tap Stop Sharing My Location.
As always, if you need help figuring this out, please stop by either Austin MacWorks location for the best Apple sales and service in Austin and Central Texas.

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