It's not at all clear that the "Share my location" button is a button

[ara4n]

Steps to reproduce

1. Select "location" from the (+) button on the composer.
2. A popup card shows you the map with your location indicated with a (massive) pin-inside-a-pin. (sidenote: this feels way too big, and hides way too much surrounding map data; for instance, right now I can't even read the name of the street i'm on because the huge circle covers it. it feels like we have visibility-impaired mode enabled)
3. Look around for a button to press to share your location.
4. Notice there's a "Share my location" text at the bottom of the card. It looks a bit like a legend describing what the big pin means.
5. Look around some more
6. Realise that this text is actually a button you're meant to press in order to perform the share.

Outcome

What did you expect?

I expected there to be some hint that the "Share this location" text at the bottom is actually a button you're meant to interact with, rather than a legend or some other informative text:

That could be via a green 'action' highlight of some kind, or making it look like a button (by putting it on a lozenge or whatever), or some other affordance. But right now there ain't no affordance.

What happened instead?

This is the 3rd time or so i've tried to share my location, and found myself flummoxed by the UI.

Your phone model

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Operating system version

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Application version

340

Homeserver

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Will you send logs?

No

[amshakal]

We used the same component as the bottom sheet that is used in various places in the app to form the same connection. i believe it will become clearler that it is a button is we change the icon of the button from the location icon to a share icon, which is a commonly used pattern.

As far as the size of the location pin is concerned, I reduced it by .90%, anything smaller would make the proportions looks weird.

[Velin92]

We used the same component as the bottom sheet that is used in various places in the app to form the same connection. i believe it will become clearler that it is a button is we change the icon of the button from the location icon to a share icon, which is a commonly used pattern.

As far as the size of the location pin is concerned, I reduced it by .90%, anything smaller would make the proportions looks weird.

Maybe would be better to use the default iOS share icon that we use elsewhere in the app? (just for iOS)