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They just need a "don't ask me again about this app" option. I'm surprised they don't have that already.
by _bxg1 7y ago
They just need a "don't ask me again about this app" option. I'm surprised they don't have that already.
- Nextgrid 7y agoThis can be exploited by Shitbook and the likes. Messenger for example displays a fake notifications prompt with an arrow pointing to the "Allow" button and the only way to proceed is to tap the allow button, at which point they'll call the real OS-provided notifications prompt (which looks just like the fake one) and hope you also click allow on that one (of course the real one can be denied but unless you're tech-savvy you wouldn't even notice/understand what just happened or how a company could be so nasty to be pulling tricks like this).