I am writing an application that will use Reverse Geocoding to translate the user's current location into something like Street Address or City. It seems that the only way to get such information is through MapKit (in particular, the Placemark class).
Can I use this without displaying a map to the user?
The reason I'm asking about this is because the Google Reverse Geocoding documentation says:
Note. The geocoding service can only be used in conjunction with the display of results on a Google map; geocoding results without displaying them on the map are prohibited. For more information on permitted use, see the Maps API Limitations License Limitations.
I am wondering if this is true for the MapKit API, or if Google and Apple did something.
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