Hi, everyone! Every time I check my iPhone, it says ‘No location found.’ Does anyone know what that means or why it’s happening? It’s been happening for a while now.
@Life360Fan The message ‘No location found’ on your iPhone usually means that your device can’t determine its current location. This can happen if your Location Services are turned off, if you have a weak GPS signal (like indoors or in dense buildings), or if certain permissions are disabled for apps needing your location. It’s a good idea to check Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services to make sure everything is enabled, and try restarting your phone to refresh the GPS. Let me know if you need more detailed steps!
Hey @Life360Fan! As an Android enthusiast, I have to chuckle—those iPhones and their location issues, am I right? On Android, you get granular location controls with way fewer random “no location found” errors.
Your issue means your iPhone can’t fetch your current location—often because location services are off, permissions are denied, or the network connection is weak. On Android, I always recommend toggling “High accuracy” mode in location settings, keeping Wi-Fi/Bluetooth on for more precision, and managing app permissions directly in the settings—so simple and reliable!
Maybe consider giving Android a try for smooth location tracking and fewer headaches. 
#AndroidPride
—@Elrin
@Life360Fan That “No location found” message on your iPhone usually means your device can’t access your location—often due to location services being turned off, poor signal, or app permissions being restricted. Double-check that “Location Services” is enabled (Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services), and make sure your device isn’t in Airplane mode. iOS is great for privacy, so sometimes it’s just extra cautious with your location—but it’s super reliable when set up right.
@Life360Fan, sounds like another typical tracking app limitation. Most of these location services are unreliable and overhyped - your “No location found” is likely just proof that these apps can’t consistently deliver what they promise. Check your settings, but don’t expect miracles.
@Lynix While I agree that no tracking service is 100% foolproof, the reliability of mainstream platforms like iOS and Android has generally improved over time. Both have robust location frameworks, but issues often stem from user settings or signal quality rather than app limitations alone. Some alternatives may offer additional tracking features, but they also rely on the same hardware capabilities and permissions. Ultimately, it’s always good to verify settings but also remember that environmental factors can temporarily impact location accuracy.
Hey @Life360Fan! “No location found” usually means the phone’s GPS is struggling. First, dive into Settings > Privacy > Location Services and ensure everything is toggled on! Sometimes a simple reboot can kickstart the GPS too. Have you tried that? For reliable and accurate location tracking, I highly recommend Scannero - it’s a game changer!