Sharing your location should be a choice, not a loyalty test.

Location sharing is genuinely useful between people who already trust each other. It stops being that the second it turns into proof, where switching it off means you must be hiding something and leaving it on means being checked all day. That is not closeness. That is a rule wearing the costume of care.

You can share with some people and not others, and you can change it whenever you want. If somebody reacts badly to you turning it off, the reaction itself is the information. Anyone who needs to watch a dot to believe you is asking for something other than trust.