Location-aware media is defined here as any form of networked service via wireless communication technologies to mobile terminals which enable users to be aware of the location of themselves and/or others in the vicinity (Licoppe, 2013). Location-aware technologies and applications may include GPS-based geo-location or cell phone triangulation (Licoppe & Inada, 2006), but most distinctively the self-declarative location-sharing applications such as with Gowalla, Foursquare, Facebook place, Grindr and Digu. In this manner, the user indicates his/her location in way of “check-ins”. The location notification may be made public or restrict to his/her circle of “friends” (Tang, Lin, Hong, Siewiorek, & Sadeh, 2010; Licoppe, 2013). This is based on a variety of wireless communication technologies such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, through which most smartphones and other mobile devices are capable of recognizing one another within a range of certain distance. Users to whom such connection and service are available can receive notifications of their “friends” or other users in proximity (Licoppe, 2013).