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  "path": "/t/is-there-a-point-to-using-organic-maps-on-ios-when-apple-tracks-your-location-anyway/37098#post_5",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-14T17:19:48.000Z",
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  "textContent": "fria:\n\n> So yes using services like organic maps that give you offline navigation are useful still, the situation is more nuanced.\n\nI concur that the situation is more nuanced but I havent researched but isnt location still going to ping to apple systemwide even disabling it for apple services when there is internet?\n\nKathyM:\n\n> In your case of Apple Maps, the biggest point is that Apple is going to start putting advertisements into it\n\nYeah not a fan of that but how effective is this? I never went to place based on suggestions in a map. I just want to get from one place to another. The fact that maps even have ads and infinite scrolling is kinda straight up demonic\n\nKathyM:\n\n> Apple Maps was already pretty private “corporate” wise with the right settings.\n\nSummarized Apple as a whole here",
  "title": "is there a point to using organic Maps on iOS when Apple tracks your location anyway"
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