[eridius]

I forgot that iPod Touch didn't have Touch ID or 3D Touch. But does it really not have a GPS? That's interesting. I guess the assumption is you're not going to go out and about with Maps since you're tethered to a wifi network.

[monocasa]

Or the GPS was part of the GSM baseband, and they didn't want to stuff something else on there to replace it.

[mehrdada]

Yes. All iOS devices with the exception of the original iPhone are like this: they have a cellular baseband iff they have GPS.

[LocalH]

No non-cellular Apple devices have GPS that I'm aware of. My wifi-only iPad Air certainly doesn't, but my mother's cellular iPad mini 4 does

[ams6110]

Except Google Maps at least lets you download an area for offline use. Not sure what Apple maps does.

I use this all the time on my Android phone because I don't have a data plan for it.