The Mac Locations Scraper tool allows users to dump the contents of the location database files on iOS and macOS, providing access to cache_encryptedA.db, lockCache_encryptedA.db, cache_encryptedB.db, CoreRoutine.sqlite on iOS, and cache_encryptedA.db, lockCache_encryptedA.db on macOS. It supports output options like KML, CSV, or both, and requires SimpleKML library for KML generation.
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