To my fellow punters.... I have life360 on my personal phone... Now even if I switch it off it still tracks me... I can't leave it at the office so how do you all beat this app? I even tried switching off location, phone alles but it still has my movements...

Get another phone for punting and lock you actual phone off and leave it in the office

I should visit you my lady.... Awesome stats ;)

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# blowing kisses your way until I can get to blow your mind amongst other things... ;)

Why oh why do people voluntarily install spyware like this.

On 2024-03-06 11:46:30 majorjohn said:
Why oh why do people voluntarily install spyware like this.

The wife and kids insisted... Lol

Hi saw this on Google about that app



Can Life360 track when phone is off?

To locate a lost or stolen phone, ask another person in your Circle to open the Life360 app on their phone. The lost phone's location will be updated on the map. If the app is not logged in, the phone is turned off, or the battery has died, the location will not update.

If you are using an Android phone install Fake GPS location by Lexa.
It will update all apps with the location spoofed.

The wife and kids insisted... Lol[/QUOTE]


Mmmm we have a stray dog here. Hehehe.

2 options:

1. Go into your phone app settings (not the settings in the actual app) and "disable" the app before leaving for a punt. Go back and "enable" the app after the punt WHEN YOU ARE IN A "SAFE" PLACE that you want to be seen at. It can't do anything if it is force disabled like that.

2. Go into the phone app permissions. From there, switch of permission for whatever you don't want like location, camera, microphone etc. The app will still be on running but won't be able to use all that. You will most likely get lot's of error messages and prompts to enable them. Ignore those until you're done and switch on again once you're "safe".

I would personally use option 1 as it looks like the app used cell tower positioning + GPS to make it more accurate and reliable to track, plus it's a lot simpler.

N4P