Constant tracking never made anyone closer

Permanent location sharing became normal before anyone really questioned it. You turn it on "for safety", then you keep an eye on a blue dot drifting around. What does it actually give you?

Knowing someone is home at 9pm does not bring you closer to them. It informs you, sometimes it reassures you, often it builds a quiet background surveillance nobody asked for. Real presence is crossing paths with people, not tracking them.

There is a hidden cost too. An app that knows your position second by second knows your job, your doctor, your habits, your nights. That data sits somewhere, and sooner or later it serves something other than helping you.

Parages turns that deal down. The only signal that matters to us is "you are nearby, right now". The rest is none of our business, and none of anyone else’s.