> The cellular network always has to know your approximate location, or else it can't get your data to you. Sure. But if the cellular radio is a separate devic

> The cellular network always has to know your approximate location, or else it can't get your data to you. Sure. But if the cellular radio is a separate device, that information isn't necessarily available to the OS. If you use WiFi, that must also be a separate device, to prevent the OS from knowing what APs are available, and doing geolocation based on that.