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Originally Posted by DaveMatteson
A have an iPhone 4 and just did what was suggested by Guy and my GPS no longer logs on so the answer is "yes" to your question.
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Under "Location Services" you have the option to shut off all services at the top, or can scroll down and individually enable/disable individual apps. So if you would like to use GPS for Mapquest but don't want Facebook tracking you, you can enable one and disable the other (in theory).
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Originally Posted by Guy
Learn how to use a map & compass...I've out-ran a GPS and that shit was scary. The only we made it back was terrain association.
Once you depend on a "all-in-one" tool and that SOB goes down, you've lost every other tool that was inclusive.  |
I use my iPhone to help track my workouts (MapMyRun app and formerly Nike+ app), but have also found GPS tracking to be useless in many situations as I've outrun them on cloudy days or over certain terrain. And I'm not exactly a speed demon. Anymore I map out my run prior, to include mileage, and use the iPhone solely for music purposes or ... go figure ... as a phone.
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