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The solution seems to be the Apple approach, problem is that people don't seem to like that UX very much.
by femiagbabiaka 1y ago
The solution seems to be the Apple approach, problem is that people don't seem to like that UX very much.
- CuriouslyC 1y agoThe problem with the apple approach is that it's fine grained and you have to restart apps for every change. I wouldn't care if nothing was allowed by default if when an app tried to do stuff it popped up the dialog at that time and asked for permissions needed to accomplish that task, but having to toggle stuff separately and restart the app each time is horrible UX.