End Visit — Confirmed Finish
A Visit is a safety session. It tells trusted people that the user is actively sharing safety context while moving, meeting, traveling, or checking in.
End Visit verification helps make the finish action deliberate. When enabled, biometric or device-level confirmation can reduce accidental endings and protect active sharing from casual phone handling.
- •End a Visit when the safety session is complete; active sharing should stop when the user intentionally finishes the Visit.
- •Best for everyday check-ins, short routes, quick errands, and basic trusted-contact safety sharing.
- •Basic device protection still depends on the user’s phone settings, such as screen lock or device biometrics.
- •Stronger stop-control behavior belongs to paid safety plans where advanced protection rules can be applied.
That is the purpose of End Visit verification. A Visit is an active safety session. If a user is moving, meeting someone, riding at night, or passing through an unfamiliar place, ending that session should be intentional.
Biometric or device-level confirmation can make the stop action feel more deliberate, especially when a phone is in a pocket, bag, vehicle, or crowded place where accidental taps can happen.
A Visit may be active during movement, a ride, a meeting, a route change, or a moment where trusted contacts are watching for updates. If the phone is handled quickly, an accidental stop can create confusion.
Verification does not replace judgment, emergency services, or user responsibility. It is a protection layer around a sensitive action: stopping an active safety session.
Search engines and visitors need simple wording. End Visit verification means the user can finish active safety sharing with more intent, especially when a phone could be tapped or handled accidentally.