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You misunderstand. The list is for the user to choose, not the app developers. As it is now, Apple allows app developers to disable the middle choice for users,
by e_proxus 10y ago
You misunderstand. The list is for the user to choose, not the app developers. As it is now, Apple allows app developers to disable the middle choice for users, instead of forcing them to support it if the user so chooses.
- masklinn 10y ago> As it is now, Apple allows app developers to disable the middle choice for users, instead of forcing them to support it if the user so chooses. TBF they also allow disabling the final choice, most of my applications (including many built-in applications like Calendar or Maps) only have "never" and "while using the app".
- zimpenfish 10y agoAh, you mean apps should always have to support the options of "Never", "While using", and "Always" rather than the app specifying which it supports? Sure, makes sense, and I would be on-board with that.
- masklinn 10y agoRemoving "always" could make sense for an application not needing it, but that aside yes, the "never" and "while using" choices should always be present.