This feature enables to share several ways of sharing your position to your friends:

• GPS coordinates as a text message
• map as an image
• map crop with all visible objects as a .kmz file

The quickest way how to tell your friends where you are. Just send a message with your position.

The dialog hast two parts:

• Text to share - pre-filled by Locus Map, contains usually GPS coordinates and can be edited later. The recipient can use your message directly to view your position in another application or a browser.
• Additional data - adds other detailed info about your position:
  • Coordinates (text) - default value
  • Geohash (URL) - coordinates are coded in a short URL to open in the Geohash.org website. It serves as a hub of a few position-displaying services - OpenStreetMaps, GoogleMaps, Geocaching.com, offers download of a GPX file with your position or export to a Garmin device.
  • Google Maps - a direct link to Google Maps
  • Accuracy - current GPS accuracy of your device
  • Altitude - GPS-calculated altitude
• Share - confirms action and offers available sharing services - SMS, E-mail, Dropbox, Skype, Facebook etc.

• sends a .kml file with your current location for displaying in any .kml-supporting software (e.g. Google Earth)
• the line for text description is optional, the text will be included in the .kml file

• a very simple method of sending your device screenshot to your friends
• the feature captures a shot of the whole map screens with all displayed objects - points, tracks, etc.
• the captured image containing the map screen center EXIF info is stored in your internal memory
• all available sharing applications can be used - e-mail, social networks, etc.

• this feature exports all actually visible points and tracks to a .kmz file to display in an external service - e.g. Google Earth.
• the file is stored in Locus/export/ folder as sharemapcontent.kmz