Reminders.app would like to use your current location.

When I set a location-based Reminder on my iPhone 5S, a window pops up on my Mavericks-iMac asking permission, "'Reminders.app' would like to use your current location," along with radio buttons offering OK or Don't Allow. I have scoured settings on my phone and on my Mavericks iMac--I should not be getting this message.
Your thoughts appreciated.

Chris Torrence wrote:
Just wanted to add my name to the list. Is there somewhere to submit a bug report?
http://apple.com/feedback/
I'd suggest everyone else uses that page too. Apple probably don't read these posts so if you have something to say direct it at the iOS or OS X feedback forms.

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It seems like an unnecessary and excessive precaution. Why isn't the message going away?

I heard, but haven't tested for sure, that after you click "OK" for a particular application TWICE, then it assumes you don't want to be asked again, and always allows. Seemed to work with Maps, but haven't verified for other apps yet.
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It's not the OS that decides when to stop it's the app...I know some iPhone Developers and they write apps that pop up this question but design it to remember that setting after a few times of asking regardless of location being on or off...some apps however, only pop up that question when location is off and after you turn it on and tap yes a few times it "should" go away...
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Are you guys licensing UAC Tech off MS now? You guys made fun of that in their ad's but now on my iPhone I'm being asked this every time I use a location aware app or the camera.
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I keep getting that message when I launch any applications and its getting really annoying. I want to turn it off and say yes to everything, plus... when I sync my iphone to my laptop, I get a message saying "Backup Has Been Interrupted, Continue Sync?" I keep wanting to say cancel.

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