I'm totally on board with the idea that permission requests should include complete context, separated from any product description written in the App Store. F

I'm totally on board with the idea that permission requests should include complete context, separated from any product description written in the App Store. For example, there's the case where you download an app today, and don't get around to trying it for hours or days or longer. Curt "duh-style" permissions requests are user-hostile. Apple insists that developers "try harder". In almost all cases, this is the right choice for the user. Sometimes it's hilariously wrong, of course! There are humans in the review loop, and I've been on the wrong side of some epic ridiculousness. But on the whole, they're usually more frequently right than wrong. I'll take it.