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What is the concern? Looking at the law (in Oregon) “Total calories must be posted in a conspicuous place in a font size no smaller than the price, or the least prominent font size of the description of the item. A statement listing the daily nutrient intake amounts of calories, saturated fat, and sodium.” Seems like any legal requirements imply signage in the physical venue ?
Fair enough. Google Maps is actually pretty solid and usually there.
Interesting that they won’t infer a location from an IP or other information they have. Seems like they just want the location data and have an excuse to demand it.
1. you don't need google maps script to request location
2. the site needs to ask the user before it can get their location. the average user doesn't even know whether google maps is involved or not, so it's totally irrelevant.
https://www.allrecipes.com/gallery/regional-mcdonalds-items/
Fair enough. Google Maps is actually pretty solid and usually there.
It’s not about the functionality but why does Google need to know that I’m looking at fast food from this specific location? Google isn’t a party to my eating decisions and can only be used to target ads. It’s not a reasonable requirement.