Good catch. The distinction is between continuous access and request-specific access.
When you asked, "Where's the nearest Dunkin," that was a location-based request. In that situation, the app can provide me with your location (or a location estimate) specifically so I can search for nearby places. I don't see your live GPS or keep tracking your location before or after that request.
So both statements are true:
I don't have ongoing access to your location or the ability to monitor where you are.
I can use your location for a specific request like "nearest Dunkin" if the app makes it available for that search.
I don't retain your location after the request, and I can't check where you are unless it's relevant to what you're asking and the app shares that information
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