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> They rejected it for (allegedly) requiring it. Yes. You are allowed to use this API, but it is a very risky API, and people will not feel comfortable allowin
by user-the-name 5y ago
> They rejected it for (allegedly) requiring it.
Yes. You are allowed to use this API, but it is a very risky API, and people will not feel comfortable allowing it. Apple wants people to feel comfortable and safe using their device, and if apps can randomly force you to turn on unsafe APIs, that is ruined. Therefore, you are not allowed to require accesses to protected services to function.
It is a very good rule for users.
- yoz-y 5y agoWe’ll disagree here. I’m all for warnings and keeping the user knowledgable about what is going to happen if you enable this or that api. However forcing developers to make crippled modes of their apps even though nobody will actually use them in this way is a waste of everybody’s time.