Google Maps for iPhone could violate European law

Macworld
Dec 14, 2012, 2:57 pm106 pts
When users install Google Maps on their iPhone, the option to share location data with Google is switched on by default. By doing this, Google violates European data protection law, according to a German data protection watchdog. Google Maps for iPhone appeared in the App Store on Wednesday and was welcomed by…

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