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As a product developer, screen recording has been a game changer for finding UX bugs. There's no real replacement for watching your users use your app in real
by derekdahmer 8y ago
As a product developer, screen recording has been a game changer for finding UX bugs. There's no real replacement for watching your users use your app in real world scenarios.
It seems apple is only banning screen recording tools that send data to "third party" servers so hopefully there are open source self-hosted alternatives that we can use instead.
- effingwewt 8y agoOk, then you pay some people to be a sample group who will allow you to do so, not just keep it under the hood and pray you aren't found out. Things like thjs are exactly why every app should make network requests approved by the user.
- DelightOne 8y agoCould you give people In-App purchases for free in exchange for the allowance to work together to improve UX?
- stephen_g 8y agoFrom my understanding, Apple are happy for you to do it as long as it's explicitly opt-in (not just hidden in your terms of use) and there's an indication whenever the screen is being recorded.