
A new version of iOS, designed to address the issue, was released today. The update, slated iOS 4.3.3, is compatible with first/second generation iPad, as well as iPhone 3GS/4, and third/fourth generation iPod touch.
Release notes:
- Reduces the size of cache [location database]
- No longer backs the cache up to iTunes
- Deletes the cache entirely when Location Services is turned off

Data extracted from an iPhone location file – Credit: Guardian
When asked about why the files was designed to hold up to a year’s worth of location data, Apple simply explained that a bug prevents iPhone and iPad 3G to purge the file – technically, Apple never planned to record more than seven days’ worth of location data.To get the update, simply fire up iTunes. Alternatively, the firmware can be downloaded here:
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