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I don't think developers should do it, but there's no question that they're doing it. For example, Facebook requests almost every permission under the sun. But
by jxf 13y ago
I don't think developers should do it, but there's no question that they're doing it.
For example, Facebook requests almost every permission under the sun. But if you look at the average user's permission profile for their Facebook app, they'll only show a tiny fraction of the overall permissions that Facebook originally requested.
- SmileyKeith 13y agoAnd that's the really scary part. Is that so many applications do this for just unreasonable permissions. Then you get one of the bad applications that's actually using that data for something nefarious and it destroys trust in the process. For me at least.