How to tell an iOS device to stop remembering / forgetting location services settings for a specific application

Question

I want to test the "first time" application installation behavior with respect to location services. The problem is that the iPhone 4 Settings application “remembers” the preferences of my application location services even after I uninstall the application and turn on the phone’s power.

Here is what I tried:

Open Settings.app - note that local services are currently disabled for my application Uninstall the application Electric phone Open Settings.app - see that the application is not in the list Create / run my application

Then I got a "general error" when trying to check location services:

Error Domain=kCLErrorDomain Code=1 "The operation couldn't be completed. (kCLErrorDomain error 1.)

So, I returned to Settings.app and saw that my application is now there, disabled.

I believe error code 1 is kCLErrorDenied, right?

Does anyone know of a testing method as a “new” application installation? I would prefer not to reinstall the OS or buy a new device every time. :)

Thanks!

Update: In addition, as shown in my comment below, this can be done by resetting ALL location alerts (for all applications) by going to Settings.app → General → Reset (way below) → Reset Location Alerts

Answer 1

The only way I know (besides wiping the device) is to add a new package identifier to the application.

Answer 2

Taber should get a loan or this - his answer helped me a lot.

Settings.app → General → Reset → Reset Location Alerts