
If you're rocking an Apple device, that's been updated recently, you've agreed to allow Apple to collect and share your location data with any third party they choose.
According to a report from the LA Times, if you're rocking an Apple device, that's been updated recently, you've agreed to allow Apple to collect and share your location data with any third party they choose. In a recent update to their privacy policy, Apple nudged in a paragraph citing that by agreeing to adhere to their policy, users were also agreeing to the fact that the company could track, store and if they chose to do so, ultimately share location information gleaned from your Apple hardware.