The Findme app uses location data to suggest new friends who are physically nearby, within a 500-meter radius. When you use the app and enable location services, it tracks your location and the location of other Findme users in your area.

The app then analyzes this data to identify users who are within 500 meters of your location and suggests them as potential new friends. This means that you might see suggestions for people who work in the same building as you, live in the same neighborhood, or frequent the same coffee shops and restaurants.

The app's algorithms take into account various factors when suggesting new friends, such as shared interests, mutual connections, and compatibility scores based on your respective profiles and activity on the app.

The idea behind this feature is to help you connect with people who are physically close by and might share similar interests or hobbies. It can be particularly useful for people who are new to a city or looking to expand their social circle.

It's important to note that while the app uses location data, it also prioritizes user privacy and security. The app only shows location data to users who have explicitly consented to share their location and only for the purpose of suggesting new friends. Additionally, users can adjust their privacy settings to control how much location data is shared with the app and other users.