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Even if only genuine hotspot apps got the entitlement, it is not a user-friendly privacy-first design. Such API use should trigger a user-visible permission dia

Even if only genuine hotspot apps got the entitlement, it is not a user-friendly privacy-first design. Such API use should trigger a user-visible permission dialog before apps get background-notified and user should be able to select the one of "allow-once, allow while using, allow-in-background, never" and the app activity should show up in app privacy reports.

TylerE 3y ago
Not sure I agree - in fact pretty sure I don’t. Having lots of permission dialogs just trains users to mindlessly click yes on everything, because they just want to do the thing, not think about how the sausage is made.
- ubercow13 3y ago
  So just don't have them, and don't let them think about it?
  - TylerE 3y ago
    I'm saying that a default of "ask every single time" is not good. For anyone.