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Yes, the way the Settings app works, it doesn't show permissions until the app requests them (the idea being, I suppose, to avoid cluttering up the settings scr
by machello13 7y ago
Yes, the way the Settings app works, it doesn't show permissions until the app requests them (the idea being, I suppose, to avoid cluttering up the settings screen for apps that will never need access to certain things).
- spurgu 7y agoSo if I don't see the Camera settings, it means Facebook hasn't been using them?
- antsar 7y agoCorrect, assuming they haven't found some side-channel to bypass the permission system.
- kevinventullo 7y agoAbusing a side-channel like that is an easy way to get booted from the App Store.
- antsar 7y agoGetting caught abusing a side-channel like that is an easy way to get booted from the App Store. FTFY. Also, it's Facebook. Surely they have some strategic/political strings they can pull?
- colejohnson66 7y agoApple revoked Facebook’s enterprise certificate when they were found to be abusing it. Apple holds the reins here.