That your cell phone reports on your location is old news -- you do have to connect to a geographically dispersed network of cell towers, after all. Assuming A

That your cell phone reports on your location is old news -- you do have to connect to a geographically dispersed network of cell towers, after all. Assuming Apple (and other vendors) aren't using the data for evil (if at all), might it be possible that they could use that info for QA purposes? i.e. to correlate complaints and return rates to signal-related "problem areas" that they could use as leverage with the phone companies. Are we sure location info is all that is stored?