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Why stop using the app, let one report it, and not just turn the unwanted feature off? And I think the app is covered since it's saying "enabling location data
by htfu 7y ago
Why stop using the app, let one report it, and not just turn the unwanted feature off?
And I think the app is covered since it's saying "enabling location data means you can plot on a map where you've connected to a host" or something like that in settings - good enough a bs feature for Apple to let it slide, evidently.
- SlowRobotAhead 7y ago> Why stop using the app Because they have clearly demonstrated they do not deserve your trust or support.
- htfu 7y agoThat's what I'm taking issue with. I don't like the feature, hence I don't use it. But why default to faulting them for adding a feature that's clearly useful enough for some to justify being hackily implemented? As someone presumably technically capable wouldn't the first step be ensuring sync is off, routing through a pi or whatever and firing up Wireshark to check whether it's even possible that something malicious is going on? I'm not saying it's not - I have no idea. But I'd certainly have a look before making any claims.