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Yes, you can manually set cities, but the article cites automatic weather updates. That's the part that requires your location. Knowing where you are is the onl
by jonknee 8y ago
Yes, you can manually set cities, but the article cites automatic weather updates. That's the part that requires your location. Knowing where you are is the only way this feature can work. You don't need to use it and if you're happy with "browser autocomplete" vs a widget that shows the current weather then by all means use the browser.
- pacala 8y ago> Knowing where you are is the only way this feature can work. I'm 100% confident that IPhone weather app updates automatically the weather for my home town. It doesn't need my personalized location, just the location for my home town.
- jonknee 8y agoYes, but that's not what this is. This shows you the weather where you are, regardless of your hometown or if you're there. You can also do this in Apple's weather app, here is what it looks like when you open it for the first time: https://imgur.com/a/zodvD9g https://imgur.com/a/zodvD9g