Here are some ways to make sure you’re not accidentally sharing your location:

Check your device settings: Many apps, such as social media, ride-sharing, and weather apps, request access to your location. Go to your device settings and review which apps have access to your location. You can turn off location services for specific apps or turn off location services altogether.

Be mindful of app permissions: Before downloading or installing an app, make sure to read the app's permissions carefully. Some apps may request access to your location even if it's not necessary for the app's intended function.

Check your social media settings: Many social media platforms allow you to share your location with friends or tag your location in posts. Make sure to review your privacy settings and turn off location sharing if you don't want to share your location.

Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections can be used to track your location. If you're not using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, turn them off to prevent location tracking.

Use a VPN: A VPN, or virtual private network, encrypts your internet traffic and masks your IP address, which can help prevent location tracking.

By being aware of your device settings, app permissions, and social media settings, and taking steps to turn off location sharing when you don’t want to share your location, you can ensure that you’re not accidentally sharing your location.