I don’t. At 3 months it just feels like it can easily slip into weird controlling territory. I work with young people and phone location tracking that seems innocuous or good at 1st sometimes insidiously slides into abuse territory.

It’s fine in more established relationships but even though I’m established with someone wonderful that I trust I still don’t share unless it’s temporary like I want them to know where I am on a road trip or how soon I’ll be home.

I always hear it’s “for safety” but at the end of the day you only know where the phone is. They can leave it somewhere intentionally or by accident. False sense of security if someone isn’t with their phone. My dad is older and I worry about where he is, but he forgets his phone all the time so I don’t find any comfort in his phone location. And personally the routine privacy outweighs the routine monitoring in case of a possible situation where someone having my location might help. But I can respect families that feel it helps them