HOW TO FIND OUT WHICH MAC APPS ARE TRACKING YOUR LOCATION
The privacy issues associated with our location when we’re carrying an iPhone or iPad have gotten a lot of attention. But a Mac can reveal to apps where we’re located as well. No Mac includes a GPS or cellular modem, but between Wi-Fi positioning and cues and information retrieved by associated and nearby cellular devices of your own and those of other people, a Mac can often approximate its own position fairly well.
Open the Security & Privacy pane in System Preferences, click the Privacy button, and select Location Services from the list at left, and you can see all the apps to which you’ve given permission and for which you’ve revoked access.
To remove permission to retrieve your location: Uncheck the box to the left of the app or service.
You can’t delete items from this list; you can only disable their access. However, if the app is no longer one you’re using, you can Control-click the an item and choose Reveal in Finder, then delete the
