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An iOS app can't access anything significantly different than a website can, unless you give it permissions to.
by valuearb 9y ago
An iOS app can't access anything significantly different than a website can, unless you give it permissions to.
- Waterluvian 9y agoI can't speak for iOS but many Android apps I've used always ask for crazy permissions and then refuse to work unless I say yes. My biggest fear, as silly as this may sound, is an app that wants my phone book will contact the people in that phone book for some reason. For example, to tell them that I'm a possible person to add to their Derpchat friends list. My phone book is a useless listing of past professional, personal, and educational contacts whom I don't have a relationship with anymore. I have no idea how it gets auto filled with 99% people I don't want in there but I just don't trust it. I'm afraid I'll accidentally ping someone from my past.
- ams6110 9y agoSo delete your contacts, and keep them in something else such as a simple document.