Apple and Google have recently enabled what are likely the world’s largest, most accurate, and widest-reaching location networks since the dawn of GPS itself. The implications are massive and are poised to shake up the industry. These networks are not unlike the internet or GPS; they’re built upon them. They are, however, fundamentally different, and their existence enables technologies and use cases that would previously have been impossible or cost-prohibitive. They’re also spurring discussion on safety and privacy and just how far is too far. Today, I am talking about Apple’s “Find My” and Google’s “Find My Device” networks.