There is an easy solution. Apple has no business making moral judgements about my right to privacy. They should do everything in their power to protect it unles

There is an easy solution. Apple has no business making moral judgements about my right to privacy. They should do everything in their power to protect it unless some lawful authority says otherwise in the course of a criminal investigation. In such an investigation, your location history could be obtained from the mobile provider. Therefore this additional data could only possibly be of use to people who have no right to it in the first place. So to phrase it in your language; yes, Apple's highest moral obligation is preventing the collection of unnecessary data about me, and indeed to tell me what it is collecting, why, and to whom it will be disclosed. In fact, where I live, all these principles are enshrined in a law called the Data Protection Act. In the UK and the wider EU at least, Apple could be in a considerable amount of trouble for collecting this data. Edit x2: grammar.