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You mean like on Android? Hell nowadays you can choose "approximate location" instead of tracking people. App permissions have come a long way.

• gruez 2y ago
  >You mean like on Android? Hell nowadays you can choose "approximate location" instead of tracking people. Apps can and do detect this and deny access certain features. For instance the mcdonalds app won't give you offers if you choose approximate location.
  • paxys 2y ago
    And there's nothing wrong with that. If users don't have the will power to close and delete the app when faced with such a situation then that's on them. An adult has the right to decide that their privacy is worth a 50 cent discount off a shitty burger.
    • lamp_book 2y ago
      All fun and games until the grocery app does the same.