OUR FAMILY LOCATION-SHARING PLAN
A discussion template from Eyrie — https://eyrie.au/guides/family-sharing-agreement

This is a conversation aid, not a legal consent form. Keep completed copies
somewhere private. You do not need to send this document to Eyrie.

1. WHY WE ARE SHARING
What everyday problem are we trying to solve?
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2. WHAT IS SHARED AND WHO CAN SEE IT
Which family members or guardians have access? What does each role see?
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What is not shared? Read the app's transparency information together.
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3. HOW WE WILL USE IT
When is a check-in useful? When will we call or message instead?
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How can anyone ask a question or raise a concern about sharing?
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4. OUR NORMAL ROUTINE
Our important places and realistic arrival windows:
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What changes on weekends, holidays or activity days?
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5. IF THE PHONE IS QUIET OR THE LOCATION LOOKS WRONG
First look at the update time. A phone can be off, flat, offline, or report
an inaccurate position. A missing update alone does not explain why.
Our other way to get in touch:
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Our agreed next steps if we cannot reach each other:
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6. ASKING FOR HELP
Who in our family should respond to an SOS? Have trusted contacts agreed
to their role? Read the SOS guide without triggering a surprise live alert:
https://eyrie.au/guides/sos-and-trusted-contacts
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Eyrie SOS alerts family; it does not call emergency services. If there is
immediate danger, contact the emergency services where you are.

7. REVIEW
We will talk about this again on: ______________________________________
We will also review it after a phone, permission, guardian or routine change.

Free setup checklist: https://eyrie.au/checklist
Questions about Eyrie: support@eyrie.au