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Well, the problem is we don't know why they are using it. That almost makes the notifications useless. Apple puts app developers through an annoying review pr
by statictype 6y ago
Well, the problem is we don't know why they are using it.
That almost makes the notifications useless.
Apple puts app developers through an annoying review process. It seems like the least they could do is check with the developer on why they want that access and see if its legit or not.
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- ogre_codes 6y ago> Well, the problem is we don't know why they are using it. > > That almost makes the notifications useless. If your app is checking the clipboard or my location on a frequent basis, it's your job as the developer to communicate to me why you are doing this. If the notifications are frustrating, users will turn off the permissions or remove the application entirely. Crappy snooping applications are gone. Mission accomplished.
- frankchn 6y ago> If the notifications are frustrating, users will turn off the permissions or remove the application entirely. Crappy snooping applications are gone. Mission accomplished. Will they? That didn’t happen with the UAC dialogs in Windows.