The message "No Location Found" usually means that the device or app trying to show someone's location is unable to retrieve or access that location data at the moment. Common reasons include:
- The target device is offline, turned off, or in Airplane Mode, so it cannot send its location.
- Location services or sharing is disabled on the target device.
- There is no internet connection (Wi-Fi or cellular) to transmit location data.
- GPS signals are blocked or weak due to being indoors, in a tunnel, or surrounded by tall buildings.
- Technical glitches, outdated software, or incorrect date and time settings on the devices.
- The user hasn't signed into location-sharing apps or has privacy restrictions enabled.
The "No Location Found" message indicates a temporary or technical inability to get the location, unlike "Location Not Available" which usually means the user has deliberately stopped sharing their location.
