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Funny – if I see an Android app requesting a permission that I'm not comfortable with, I just don't install it. How do you expect this to work otherwise?
by bentlegen 15y ago
Funny – if I see an Android app requesting a permission that I'm not comfortable with, I just don't install it.
How do you expect this to work otherwise?
- falling 15y agoOn iOS if you want to use Facebook but don’t want to grant it permission to access your location, you can still install and use the app and just deny it when the permission is requested.
- reddit_clone 15y agoIt didn't do jack for addressbook stealing apps though. You are representing it as though Apple asks for user's permission for every sensitive resource.
- biafra 15y agoI am with you in not installing apps asking for too many permissions. But since you're asking: I expect the permissions to be more granular. And I would like to be able to revoke some of them if the developer allows it.
- wvenable 15y agoiOS does this much better -- I decide on a whim whether or not I'm going to let application X know my location today.