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It tracks your location.
Not really. It checks your location when you authenticate. It doesn’t store the location.
I don't care whether it stores the location. The problem is that it sends it to your employer. And so do all Microsoft apps. Teams for example makes full reports for managers to peruse about all kinds of information taken from each employee's device, including location and whether they were using the device and when.