That's not comparison. Glympse shares your location in real time. It's not the same as sending your location. You can do that in IM applications like ChatOn and BeeJive. The benefit of Glympse is that it does it in real time and doesn't require the user to have it installed.
If I send someone my location that tells them nothing about what time I'm going to be, which route I'm taking, and things like that.
There is no illegal activity. You're sending them the Glympse and thus concenting to the tracking of your location by the user at the other end. Also, you don't use it while you're in the car. You send the Glympse before you start driving, and it tracks you in the car while your phone is in a holster or something.
With Glympse there's on need to call. Why are you still trying to be argumentative about this? Lol.
FiyaFleye, I think I can say the same about you. Keep reporting, buddy
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Background tasks can only run once per 30 minutes. If I'm 15 minutes away and Glympse someone, with your scenario they'll never get an update. It defeats the purpose. They just need to allow apps to run as a service in the background and utilize GPS data, like Apple does in a similar OS without full multi-tasking...