And Apple doesn’t track you. They cycle identifiers regularly for exactly this reason.
Spreading falsehoods about this being something everyone does is harmful because it normalizes the abusive behavior from those that actually do.
All of that server traffic is logged (by both Apple and your carrier), and can be requested by law enforcement if needed. Regardless of what Apple marketing and lawyers would like you to think, your phone is being tracked in real time, always. Always.
I’m aware of Apple’s geocoding service. It uses an encrypted connection, so the server traffic is not ‘logged by your carrier’, and they use transient identifiers so your location is not ‘logged by Apple’ and can’t be ‘requested by law enforcement if needed’.
Carriers are a different matter, but don’t make stuff up about Apple.
But Apple is not.
Nowhere does it say anything about apple tracking people.
What’s your point?
I love showing iPhone users the section in Settings where all their location history is. Most have no idea it's there.