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Looking at the Settings area on my phone, it is possible in iOS 6 to set App-level permissions for: -Push Notifications -Location Services -Contacts -Calend

Looking at the Settings area on my phone, it is possible in iOS 6 to set App-level permissions for: -Push Notifications -Location Services -Contacts -Calendars -Reminders -Photos -Bluetooth -Twitter Account Access -Facebook Account Access. Note that iOS7 may have added more.

FigBug 13y ago
My only complaint is iOS apps know if the permission is denied, so every time you switch to them they can ask you to enable permissions which is annoying (Facebook messenger). I wish they just returned no data.
- stanleydrew 13y ago
  That might work for contacts, but what does it mean to "return no data" for location services or bluetooth? In those cases isn't "no data" indistinguishable from "disallowed permission"?
  - eropple 13y ago
    "Couldn't get fix" and "no devices found", respectively?
    - pmjordan 13y ago
      Or the returned location could be user-specified. The UI for dropping a pin or entering a searchable location by name is well-understood by users.