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If so, it clearly illustrates the nature of the app. I.e. it's a bunch of fluff designed to harvest peoples contacts or whatever. Or maybe just lazy developers.
by pan69 12y ago
If so, it clearly illustrates the nature of the app. I.e. it's a bunch of fluff designed to harvest peoples contacts or whatever. Or maybe just lazy developers.
At least it gives me as a user a choice (which I guess I already had with the blanket permissions scheme) but it also gives me as an app developer the opportunity to create a better app that's more trust worthy.
- ossreality 12y agoHow the hell does that make any sense? I designed my app to request a permission (and if the user rejects it, at install time, my code will never run). So now you've rigged it so that it returns bad data. And given TazeT's comment above, and scenario, now, you've broken some piece of functionality that will never breakf for any other user anywhere. But your assumption is, "must be spyware". Gimme a break.