Event Location Map Interface with Privacy Controls

The system performs preliminary actions by setting up the location disclosure schedule in advance. The location is prepared to be disclosed at a predetermined reveal time, allowing the organizer to maintain privacy control while ensuring location accuracy is ready when needed. This resolves the contradiction by planning the information release timing beforehand rather than immediately disclosing or permanently hiding the location.

The location visibility is made dynamic rather than static. The main location indicator transitions from a hidden state to a disclosed state at the reveal time, allowing the system to adapt to different privacy needs at different times. This dynamic approach enables the organizer to control when location information becomes available while ensuring it is accurate when disclosed.

Multiple location indicators (main location, parking location, entrance location) are merged into a single map interface view. Instead of requiring separate screens or complex navigation for each location type, all indicators are displayed simultaneously on the same map, allowing users to select any location type without increasing interface complexity. This combining approach maintains ease of operation while managing complexity.

The map interface is designed as a universal platform that handles multiple location types through a single unified interaction model. The same drag-and-drop mechanism works for placing main locations, parking locations, and entrance locations, making the interface multi-functional without requiring separate controls for each location type. This universality reduces interface complexity while maintaining comprehensive location selection capabilities.