Here's my qualification: I have a brain, I'm college educated, and I can think for myself.
Nobody needs to know the layout/floorplan of my house except for myself and the people who live here. This app gives people the ability to see through walls. Also, there's a line between "needed utility for mapping purposes" and "warrantless domestic spying tool" that may or may not exist with this app. If the app is capable of mapping a floorplan, it's also capable of recording usage statistics based on position and timeline, correct? I consider every bit of that information personal, whether they can identify me by it or not, because a thinking person would be able to deduce an address based on GPS coordinates, and tell how that person goes on in their home. If that information were to be transmitted to anyone outside of Apple, it would be a ginormous invasion of privacy. And after today's events, and Hillary Clinton's email ordeal, and etc., would you really trust anyone? You may provide the information to Apple, and they will tell you the information is safe. But when Anonymous or the Fed (or both) have access to the information, it goes too far. There are programs the NSA and CIA use that allow them to monitor that data without a warrant. Please, don't think there aren't. Edward Snowden has already told us they exist.
You are still not answering my question, despite your brain and college education. Just more obfuscation and speculation, without specifics or details.
What identifiable information does Anonymous or the Fed have access to with respect to this app and story? Please cite some proof, rather than speculation.