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I don't eat at Taco Bell. But even if I did I wouldn't want their stupid app on my phone. Also, the app likely gives them additional access to you which they di
by _nickwhite 12y ago
I don't eat at Taco Bell. But even if I did I wouldn't want their stupid app on my phone. Also, the app likely gives them additional access to you which they didn't have using the website alone. This is really bad for consumers.
- dpcan 12y agoJust thought I'd take a look at the app on Google Play. At the time of writing this post, the Android version appears to needs access to: - Contacts/Calendar - Location - Phone - Photos/Media/Files - Wi-Fi Connection Information - Device ID & Call Information
- lovelearning 12y agoHorrible! Install...View permissions...Whoa! no way...Cancel. One less pesky customer to bother about. I've seen it happen too often - apps that don't really require access to contacts or call information, still ask for them. The Android permission system is of course broken, but there's a lot of developer laziness too.
- dpcan 12y agoA lot of times, with games, the permissions are added because the ad network tells you to include them. Lots of ad networks will work just fine with just the Internet requirement though, which are the ones I prefer when I go the ad-route.
- hsod 12y agoWhy would you need a website OR an app to eat at Taco Bell? It's a restaurant.