TurnOffLocation
TurnOffLocation documents the exact menu path for switching location sharing off in apps like Find My, Life360 and Snapchat. Every path is read off the vendor's own page and archived that day, and each card says who can still see you afterwards instead of promising nobody will know.
Why it earned its spot
A deep indigo-to-violet gradient carries the dark bands — hero, statistics, the question intro — while the guide content sits on white and pale grey cards between them, so the page reads as alternating pressure and release rather than one long scroll. Headlines are set in a high-contrast serif above small-caps eyebrow labels in magenta, a pairing that gives a settings walkthrough the composure of a reference book. The picker sits above the fold, letting a reader choose app and phone before any prose starts, and the stacked coloured bars on the sample card turn the awkward question of residual visibility into something legible at a glance.
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