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I disagree. The permission should be allowed/denied by the end user. There's no reason why a third party has to have say in that.
by xtracto 2y ago
I disagree. The permission should be allowed/denied by the end user. There's no reason why a third party has to have say in that.
- mablopoule 2y agoAs far as I understand it, the permission is allowed/denied by the end user. It's the App Store reviewer that considered the permission prompt to be unclear, and thus rejected the app from the platform.