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You can disable that in the privacy settings on your iPhone though, and that data never leaves your iPhone according to Apple. Google doesn't make the same prom
by jedieaston 8y ago
You can disable that in the privacy settings on your iPhone though, and that data never leaves your iPhone according to Apple. Google doesn't make the same promise.
- amelius 8y agoStuff like this should always be opt-in, never opt-out.
- colejohnson66 8y agoIt is opt in. When you set up your phone for the first time or after a restore, it asks
- taeric 8y agoI call that nag in nowadays. Pretty common, and sad to say very effective.
- colechristensen 8y agoOpt-in to something that is only happening inside your device?
- mygo 8y agoI'm not sure these are opt-out. I think they're opt in. I have the latest iPhone (well, it was the latest until this fall ) on the latest non-jailbroken firmware and have used an iPhone since the 5s. I go to coffee shops often. They're basically my second home. I also use the default Apple maps when navigating, and have location turned on for a few services, including find my iPhone. My phone definitely knows where I frequent. I recently moved cities and my iPhone recognizes my new "home" even though I never updated it. (it's where I sleep a lot, I guess). Still, I have never gotten these location-based alerts, nor have I ever opted out of them.
- spockz 8y agoI think this is callled Location Based Alerts and based on Significant Locations: https://ibb.co/eBzOQf https://ibb.co/eBzOQf