Apple says it’s driving vehicles around the world to collect data which will be used to improve Apple Maps. Some of this data will be published in future Maps updates.
The company adds that it’s committed to protecting your privacy while collecting this data. For example, the tech giant will blur faces and license plates on collected images prior to publication. If you have comments or questions about this process, you can contact Apple.
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