Members of Gen Z say they use family location sharing apps to bolster a sense of security, such as during dates or at concerts; Life360 now has 33M+ US MAUs (Julie Jargon/Wall Street Journal)

Members of Gen Z say they use family location sharing apps to bolster a sense of security, such as during dates or at concerts; Life360 now has 33M+ US MAUs (Julie Jargon/Wall Street Journal)

Julie Jargon / Wall Street Journal:
Members of Gen Z say they use family location sharing apps to bolster a sense of security, such as during dates or at concerts; Life360 now has 33M+ US MAUs  —  An upbringing filled with anxiety has Gen Z sharing their location via apps  —  Teenagers have long balked at telling parents where they are.