How to find who you're sharing your location with

    Audit every app and account that broadcasts your whereabouts.

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    By Jordan Dickson · Reviewed by CSG Security Engineers

    Updated June 2026 · 1 min read

    Most 'someone is tracking me' situations turn out to be a forgotten share — a partner you set up Find My with years ago, a Google Maps share you never ended, a family-sharing group from an old phone.
    Open Find My → People tab. Anyone listed sees your live location. Tap a name to see when sharing started.
    Open Google Maps → tap your profile picture → Location sharing. Each person and the duration is listed.
    Snapchat: Map → settings cog → check 'Who Can See My Location'. Life360: profile → manage circles. Facebook Messenger: settings → location.
    Apple: Settings → Family. Google: families.google.com. A group set up years ago may still be active and the organiser may have visibility.

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    Founder of CyberSecurityGuides, writing practical, jargon-free guides that help everyday people recover from and protect against online attacks.

    Reviewed by CSG Security Engineers

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