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Why do two iPhones in the same location provide different weather information? I do see the apps for weather on each phone are similar but not the same. Same general artistic design with a three puff cloud in the middle, vs sun’s in diff positioning; top left and top right.
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Apple Inc says; "Apple wants to hear from you. Send us your comments and feedback about Weather."
Apple Inc says; "Apple wants to hear from you. Send us your comments and feedback about Weather."
Because different weather apps often get their weather information from different sources (National Weather Service, weather.com, AccuWeather, etc.)
It’s up to the app vendor to select whichever weather data provider they prefer.
Why do two iPhones in the same location provide different weather information?
