Apple previously published extensive Human Interface Design guidelines that were too-notch. For a generation of computing they really raised the bar on usabilit

Apple previously published extensive Human Interface Design guidelines that were too-notch. For a generation of computing they really raised the bar on usability and improved experience. (Recently all of computer usability has gone far downhill, IMHO, especially starting with all the flat interfaces, and the penchant for mystery meat icons everywhere, but I digress from my main point...) If Apple is going to have strict usability requirements on the clarity of the permissions requests, that has the potential to be a good thing. But that requires establishing guidelines, and publishing them, and being clear about what in the prompt does not meet the guidelines.