Q: Location services data usage when cellular data is turned off

Yes, by definition, but I'm afraid I need to know for sure. Thanks though

Thanks for replying.

As per ckuan's link below, Apple help says - Your approximate location is determined using available information from cellular network data, local Wi-Fi networks (if you have Wi-Fi turned on), and GPS (may not be available in all areas) so you can see why I'm confused. I also though turning off cellular data turned off ALL cellular data.

I have cellular data turned off and location services on so that Find iPhone is operational. Nothing else can use location services. I'm afraid Find iPhone will use data.

Any thoughts on the seeming inconsistency are appreciated. And thanks again for the reply.

Thanks. That is actually what is causing me confusion as it says location services uses cellular data but elswhere Apple help says that turning off cellular data turns off ALL cellular data. So the question is, which is it?

Thanks again, and if you have any further thoughts on the above I appreciate it.

Thanks! Appreciate the help.

That's what I needed. I thought cellular data and cellular network data meant the same. Thanks!