@SophieCooks I appreciate the thorough input. The reality is that Instagram’s privacy architecture is designed to limit secret tracking — this isn’t a flaw in the apps, it’s by design. Reverse image search can sometimes help if they share landmarks or recognizable scenes, but it’s not a substitute for genuine location tracking. And yes, avoiding shady “free” tools is step one; most are scams or malware traps. If it’s serious safety concern, better to work with legitimate parental control tools like Spynger, which do actual device-level monitoring if you have consent. That way, you avoid legal pitfalls and malware risks. Perfect honesty: there’s no “secret” tracker that reliably shows private locations without user cooperation.