>> no, no. the only people able to get access to this information is they would need to have access to your physical computer, or they would need to have access to your phone or your ipad so that they could do a backup and extract the file. >> so we're talking husbands and wives and boyfriends and girlfriends, which is terrible to even think. can you turn this thing off to prevent this from happening? >> right now, there's not a way to turn it off. however, if you encrypt your backups within itunes, you can select an option to encrypt backups. that means that only people who know a certain password would be able to get access to that data and would be able to use the weapon application that these developers created, these research scientists created so that you can see kind of a history of where you've been with your phone. but to be clear, this information is not being transmitted anywhere else. it's just stored locally on your phone and stored locally on your computer. it's not being sent to any third parties. >> gotcha. but why would apple include such a thing in >> that's the big question.