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The "privacy" dialog popups are just marketing. Sure, there may have been an issue with a few bad apps, but Apple found a way to continuously remind you that th
by fbelzile 7y ago
The "privacy" dialog popups are just marketing. Sure, there may have been an issue with a few bad apps, but Apple found a way to continuously remind you that they are the only ones that 'care about your privacy'TM. Meanwhile, they still happily take Google's money to make it the default search engine in Safari.
- etchalon 7y ago… how is an actual functional limitation imposed on applications through an operating system's APIs "just marketing"? If you click deny, BEHOLD, the application is denied that permission.