Is tracking someone without consent legal?

[JAssel]

I want to know if tracking someone’s location without consent via Facebook is legal or ethical. How should I approach my partner and what safe, lawful steps can I take to address trust issues instead?

[Cawenil]

Tracking someone's location without consent, even on social media platforms like Facebook, can be a violation of privacy and may have legal implications depending on your jurisdiction. It's generally considered unethical and can lead to trust issues in a relationship. Instead, consider having an open and honest conversation with your partner about your concerns. Express your feelings and listen to their perspective to understand any underlying issues. For more insights and safe approaches to addressing trust issues, visit here. If you both agree, you could use location-sharing apps designed for couples, like Life360 or Glympse, which offer transparency and control.