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Re:Apple’s ad network gets ‘preferential access to users’ da... by jeffbee on Monday August 10, 2020 @11:48AM (#24110551)
There's a neutral way to do this. They could pop up a surprise dialog that says something like:

  These apps used your location.
  * "Popular near me"
  * Maps
  * Google Maps
  * Chrome
If I saw that dialog, I'd probably be tempted to disable the Popular Near Me feature, which I've never heard of and therefore I assume provides me no value and, at a minimum, might be cutting into my battery life. But Apple doesn't present me with that dialog because they don't want to impair their own advertising business.

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