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This doesn't make sense. If the dev asks permission that creates good experience, the user is incentivized to give real data. Example, gps is required to naviga
by firefoxd 3y ago
This doesn't make sense. If the dev asks permission that creates good experience, the user is incentivized to give real data. Example, gps is required to navigate or find near by service. The user will happily provide.
But if you require gps to make a post, the user does not benefit from it. Unless they have an incentive to share their location, they do not need to give real data. Maybe the dev should give an explanation. If they receive a one star review, the developers should use it as feedback.
- charcircuit 3y ago>But if you require gps to make a post, the user does not benefit from it. This behaviour would get an app rejected from the app stores. The app stores require you justify doing things like that and they require you to gracefully degrade if a user denies a permission.