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[citation][nom]eaw2539[/nom]Haha. All the Apple-haters/Andriod fanboys were bashing Apple for this, I bet now they have nothing to say.According to the article Toms posted about Apple's activities, turning off location service does stop it.[/citation]
Apple stores your location in a local file in your computer (iTunes). Android does not. And I'm not sure if there's even a way to delete that file manually, since it's in a huge backup database. So iOS users ought to be worried.
Also, in Android phones, when you enable or disable location services, it gives you a prompt to let the user know. And Apple iPhone does not give any warning or prompt.
In the end, Android is not the best, but it's still far better.
Apple stores your location in a local file in your computer (iTunes). Android does not. And I'm not sure if there's even a way to delete that file manually, since it's in a huge backup database. So iOS users ought to be worried.
Also, in Android phones, when you enable or disable location services, it gives you a prompt to let the user know. And Apple iPhone does not give any warning or prompt.
In the end, Android is not the best, but it's still far better.