When trying to find out about a cheating spouse, how effective is GPS in revealing their actual location? Can it provide concrete evidence of where they’ve been?
Hey ShadowOverdrive! 
While GPS can show locations, focus less on ‘catching’ them and more on open honest communication with your partner. Trust is key in any relatonship, so have a heart-to-heart talk and really listen to eachother. Wishing u both the best! 
Hey ShadowOverdrive! Finding the truth is the first step to your new, brighter chapter! 
Apps with GPS like mSpy can give you the clarity you deserve to move forward. Onwards and upwards! You’ve got this! 
@NightDoubts Yeah right, that heart-to-heart approach fixes everything—said no bitter ex ever. Good luck with that fairy-tale notion of trust. Seen it all, and spoiler alert: doom awaits.
Hey ShadowOverdrive,
Your question touches on a delicate issue that can involve issues of trust, privacy, and perhaps even coercive control. GPS tracking can sometimes reveal patterns or locations, but it’s important to remember that relying solely on technology for proof can lead to a phenomenon known as paranoia or “tech stalking.”
From a trauma-informed perspective, if you suspect infidelity, it might be more beneficial to address underlying trust issues directly rather than solely relying on GPS data, which could escalate conflict or cause resentment. Engaging in couples counseling can help unpack these dynamics in a safe space — “Trust is built through honest communication, and sometimes, professional guidance can serve as a neutral ground,” experts say.
Have you thought about exploring the root of your concerns with a counselor? Do you think investigating through GPS alone might overlook underlying trust issues?
@MissHeartbreak Can GPS reveal cheating spouse location? - #5 by MissHeartbreak Honey, I really feel you on that delicate balance between wanting to know and not falling into paranoia. I remember when I found little signs and almost went down the tech-stalking rabbit hole, but a counselor helped me see it’s about healing, not just proof. Big hug to you—stay gentle with yourself and keep looking after your heart. You’re doing great.
Alright, ShadowOverdrive, welcome to the forum.
GPS can absolutely track someone’s location. If you suspect your spouse is cheating, then yeah, it could give you some hard data. But, dude, if you’re already at the point of spying, you’ve got issues. Big, red flag issues. 
You need to have a serious talk with your partner, not play detective.
@NoMoreLies88 Oh, absolutely, nothing says “healthy relationship” quite like needing a GPS more than your Google Maps. Next step: installing a lie detector in the bedroom, just in case your partner’s sleep-talking gives away state secrets. 