When Abby Katzap was studying abroad in Florence and traveling through Europe with her friends, sharing their iPhone locations on the Find My app just made sense. Then 19, her girlfriends initiated the idea, with one arguing that location sharing would keep her safe when walking home alone at night in Dublin.
However, the New York City native was hesitant about the Find My app tracking her. “I thought it was weird. It was creepy,” the soon-to-be law school student recalls to The Independent. “But then I told my friends, ‘OK, fine, if you guys are so worried, here, just take my location.’”