To turn off the location services on the new macOS Ventura 13, follow the below steps,
- Click on the Apple Logo on the macOS Menu bar,
- Now Select System Settings...
- Now Select Privacy & Security from the Settings sidebar,
- You would see Location Service at the top, click on it and turn it off!
- You will get a Pop-up Turning off Location Services will prevent you from locating this Mac with Find My Mac. So instead it's better to turn off Location services to specific applications.

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