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And they'll do exactly that if you aren't logged in to an account. The AP story is arguing that you should be able to have a Google account, and have a setting

And they'll do exactly that if you aren't logged in to an account. The AP story is arguing that you should be able to have a Google account, and have a setting that removes all uses of location data anywhere. Google don't offer that. They do offer anonymous access though. Perhaps the AP should just use that instead.

Symbiote 8y ago
The option to sign out of the Google Maps app is hidden under settings. And anyway, I think many people – especially in Europe – would agree with the AP, that Google shouldn't store location, especially when it's been told not to under a setting described as "Saves where you go with your devices".