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That is already the case on Android, where 99% of the times, even a "techie" would click yes, considering the permissions are so general.
by nextparadigms 15y ago
That is already the case on Android, where 99% of the times, even a "techie" would click yes, considering the permissions are so general.
- mquander 15y agoTo be fair to Android, I haven't personally found that to be the case. I went to connect to my workplace's Exchange server and got hit with a host of overkill permissions that I need to give to the Exchange admin. As a result, I went and read about what control Exchange administrators have over connected devices, and decided that getting my work email wasn't worth the risk. So the Android permissions system worked for me.