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To retrieve real-time location data from FindMy files, use local scripts to parse the current.csv file, which exposes updated coordinates, device status, and a readable place summary every five minutes.

A FindMy device location snapshot includes current coordinates, a readable place name, a Google Maps link, device battery level, location accuracy, and the local time of the last update.

Yes, you can track physical movement by comparing current FindMy coordinates against recent location history. Parsing history.csv allows you to audit presence and verify movement patterns over time.

The FindMy location dataset updates every five minutes, relying on a companion repository that continuously refreshes current.csv and history.csv for real-time location verification and device status checks.

Yes, you need a companion repository to expose current.csv and history.csv. The local scripts depend on these continuously updated files to parse, format, and present real-time location results.