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The point isn’t how it gets the coordinates. It’s that the User disabled Location Services, which means that the User’s expectation (on Apple’s platform) is tha
by floatingatoll 9y ago
The point isn’t how it gets the coordinates. It’s that the User disabled Location Services, which means that the User’s expectation (on Apple’s platform) is that the app will not locate the User, regardless of whether it theoretically can do so with GPS, WiFi, or a stellar sextant.
- mcguire 9y agoAssuming the app is sending an old, cached location, why would they want to do that?
- ashare80 9y agoThe simplest explanation is that it is used for sharding. (Uber iOS dev)
- solarkraft 9y agoAnd the real one?