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applefanboy4

macrumors regular
Original poster
Apr 9, 2015
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I know the iPhone tracks your movements and locations and I know in the past if I have something in my calendar with an address it usually shows up in notifications/today with a "it will take you this long to get to such and such"

Today, I looked at the "today" pulldown menu. I usually go to my parents house on Saturdays, I never put it in my calendar. And I looked and it said, "it would take you about 5 minutes to drive to" and listed my parents address. My parents address is separate from my own address, so thats even wierder. I know of course, that if I take a trip somewhere, usually in the today pulldown menu it lists the time it would take to get "home". But this isn't even my home.

Its just a place I visit every weekend.

Is this a new feature?
 

RWil85

macrumors 6502a
Aug 2, 2010
587
170
I know the iPhone tracks your movements and locations and I know in the past if I have something in my calendar with an address it usually shows up in notifications/today with a "it will take you this long to get to such and such"

Today, I looked at the "today" pulldown menu. I usually go to my parents house on Saturdays, I never put it in my calendar. And I looked and it said, "it would take you about 5 minutes to drive to" and listed my parents address. My parents address is separate from my own address, so thats even wierder. I know of course, that if I take a trip somewhere, usually in the today pulldown menu it lists the time it would take to get "home". But this isn't even my home.

Its just a place I visit every weekend.

Is this a new feature?

Somewhere along the way you ok'ed the phone to track your 'frequent locations'.

I forget exactly where the setting is - either in maps or settings app - but, you should be able to kill that.
 

C DM

macrumors Sandy Bridge
Oct 17, 2011
51,392
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Yeah, it's frequent locations. I believe that was introduced in iOS 8 (if not perhaps 7).
 
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