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Turning off Precise Location is the optimal solution for limiting the information shared with a shopping app while still allowing it to provide relevant offers based on your general location. Precise Location uses GPS to determine your exact position, which provides the app with highly specific data about where you are at any given moment. By turning this feature off, the app can access your approximate location instead, which is usually sufficient for delivering relevant offers without sharing your exact whereabouts.

This approach allows users to maintain a degree of privacy, as it restricts the app's ability to track them in real-time or access detailed location data. Instead, the app can still offer promotions or deals based on larger geographical areas, such as a city or neighborhood.

Other options may compromise either privacy or utility. Allowing all location access would give the app full control over location data, which could lead to excessive tracking. Disabling location services entirely would cut off the app’s ability to access location information altogether, rendering it ineffective for providing relevant nearby offers. Limiting notifications would not directly relate to location privacy and would primarily affect how often you receive updates, rather than how much information the app collects about you.