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Ah yes, the private entitlements. There's also a private entitlement to disable Apple Pay/PassKit so that it doesn't clash with things like barcodes (for exampl
by joelhaasnoot 5y ago
Ah yes, the private entitlements. There's also a private entitlement to disable Apple Pay/PassKit so that it doesn't clash with things like barcodes (for example transit). That one is pretty Google-able though.
- withinboredom 5y agoAh, reminds me of the time almost everyone in our group got stuck in a train station. The people with androids had to let us out because our iPhones would open Apple Pay and obscure the barcode.
- urbandw311er 5y agoJust FYI this is available from Apple on request by any developer, you just need to write to them to explain the use case. I guess this is just to prevent abuse. (Source: we use this entitlement at our company)
- joelhaasnoot 5y agoI guess it's a little less secret than a camera multitasking entitlement, still not a super "public" thing.