iOS 27 brings new features to the Find My app, giving users more control over how they share their location information. One of the key updates allows users to share their location for a set period instead of permanently. This means people can let friends or family know their location for a specific time—like a few hours, a day, or even just 15 minutes—without needing to manually turn off the feature afterward. Users can choose from preset options such as "For One Hour," "For Today," "Always," or "Custom." With the "Custom" option, users can fine-tune the duration using sliders for days, hours, or minutes, or set a specific end date and time. The shortest time they can share their location is 15 minutes, and they can create combinations like 1.5 hours or one day, three hours, and five minutes. Another new feature in iOS 27 lets users temporarily hide their location from someone they’ve shared it with permanently. This means users can pause location sharing without completely removing the person from their sharing list. For example, someone might want to hide their location before visiting a local store to surprise a friend or to visit someone without giving away their plans in advance. If the person they're sharing with checks the Find My app, they will see a message that the location can't be found at that moment. This feature is currently available in the iOS 27 public beta, which users can download before the official release. The iOS 27 beta is a pre-release version of the operating system that allows developers and testers to try out new features and report any issues. While this version offers a glimpse of upcoming changes, it may contain bugs or glitches not present in the final release. As a result, Apple recommends that users back up their devices before installing beta versions to protect their data. The official release of iOS 27 will likely include these features with improvements and stability fixes based on user feedback from the beta testing phase.