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If you read the white paper it makes it clear that location information isn't limited by policy (permissions, etc), but rather by actual cryptographic techniques that need your devices to access. It is designed so that you can always have find my X working without simultaneously requiring your (unencrypted) location being sent to apple.


The only way we will know that those claims are remotely true is if they release spice code. Until then, how can we know?


I mean if you're unwilling to accept a published document from them, then you can't accept any claims by any company. Including Google + Android.

At least, unlike android, iOS indicated that the location system was being used.


Android shows this. Not sure why Android is relevant in this thread, seems like a pivot




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