Significant Location records?

You are not talking to Apple here. This is a user to use community. We are other Apple users like you. We can explain how to do something and what may be possible or impossible, but we cannot explain why Apple set things up the way they did. You can try selecting Support at the top or bottom of the page, but I don’t think the Apple support employees will even be able to explain the reasons behind the corporate/IT decisions.

You can also try leaving your request here:

Product Feedback - Apple

The records are there, and I understand that you cannot gain access to your records… I have the same question about my records, do you have a suggestion for whom I should reach out to that might be able to answer it better than you?… Please don’t simply respond… You can’t… That’s not helpful and there’s simply must be a way, otherwise why are so many of us freely giving location information to Apple while getting nothing in return?

Mortizner wrote:

there’s simply must be a way, otherwise why are so many of us freely giving location information to Apple while getting nothing in return?

You're not giving the data to Apple and you do get something in return. The data is collected "in order to provide useful location-related information in Maps, Calendar, Photos and more. Significant Locations are end-to-end encrypted and cannot be read by Apple."

No, there is no way, at present, for the end user to see that information.

If you use Google services on your phone and you have the feature enabled, you can access your location timeline. I will leave it to you to consider the privacy implications of that.

The data is not accessible.

Not helpful - where’d info go clearly it’s still on my MacBook but why has access to it been withdrawn and for whst

reason?

Regardless, the data is not accessible. We cannot answer why or for what reason questions; those are in the purview of Apple

Apple does not get any location data from the significant locations. But, there is still no way to access the data.