"I’m wondering if that was a factor in moving Google Maps from http://maps.google.com to http://google.com/maps: If you give Maps access to your current location then Google’s search engine can also access it."

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I would think that if you give location access to any of Google's services, or have Google Play services on your phone, they can easily tie that to you and your other data regardless of the domain.