Consider - it's a voip dialing client which has a requirement to provide location for E911 support.
If the OS vendor starts providing invalid data, it's the OS vendor which ends up being liable for the person's death.
e.g. https://www.cnet.com/home/internet/texas-sues-vonage-over-91...
which is from 2005, but gives you an idea of the liability involved.
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I guess Vonage should try to appeal the case and say pocksuppet said they're not required to do that.
And you can manually force only the voip dialing apps instead of everyone
Consider - it's a voip dialing client which has a requirement to provide location for E911 support.
If the OS vendor starts providing invalid data, it's the OS vendor which ends up being liable for the person's death.
e.g. https://www.cnet.com/home/internet/texas-sues-vonage-over-91...
which is from 2005, but gives you an idea of the liability involved.