And yet if you want your app to be listed on the iPhone App Store, it must be equally functional if the user denies location. So, I always do it, and have no problems, although sometimes it is slightly more annoying to use the app.
On the other hand, postal codes can sometimes apply to a handful of buildings, and sometimes can apply to entire cities, depending on the country and local area, so they can either be very unhelpful or almost as invasive as sharing your precise location.
But yeah, what I meant to express was that Canada doesn't have a lower-precision version in regular use.
That's a much smaller number.
Pickup from McDonald’s is not, at most there will be two or four in a zip code.
Another in TX, 8 McDonald’s. Another in FL, 10 McDonald’s.