Your team has decided to only collect GPS locations of users, which simply requires getting permission from the user's phone to share its GPS location when using the app. Although the app will use the phone to track locations, the app will only collect and store the location information, and not collect which phone the location is from.

While this simplifies the development process and eliminates many privacy concerns, this approach greatly limits the potential functionality of the app.

Still, you'll need to figure out how to use the massive amount of data to be collected on fuel prices and station locations to enhance user experience and potentially bring additional income to your company. How can you make the best use of this data?