I don&#x27;t know.<p>Out of curiosity I just tried Find my iPhone on my own device which has been sitting in the same location in my house for about an hour completely untouched.<p>Apple&#x27;s interface shows my iPhone about a half mile away in a house I&#x27;ve never visited or been in before. There is a big circle around my device (which doesn&#x27;t even include the actual location) but the actual dot is somewhere I&#x27;ve never been before. I&#x27;ve refreshed it about 5 times now 2-3 minutes apart and it is absolutely convinced that I am at that location.<p>I avoided touching my iPhone during this experiment to mimic a real life scenario where the phone is out of reach.<p>If I were in a scenario where I believed a family member was taken against their will to a location I would absolutely want a search, but this experiment makes it pretty clear why Find my iPhone is not probable cause to me..<p>Still trying to figure out why multiple &#x27;pinpoint location&#x27; requests are showing somewhere about a half mile away from my real location. I would think that that type of request would push something to the phone which would power up GPS for accuracy, but it doesn&#x27;t appear to be so.