Originally published at: Camera app rejected for not explaining why it's using camera
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I don’t even understand what kind of shade this is throwing:
“the kind of people who call lenses “the glass.””
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Photography nerds (i.e. people who can tell you exactly how many F-stops of shade is being thrown).
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So what do other camera apps say for why they want permission to use the camera?
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Eventually to open the iPhone you will need to write a note as to why you need to use it. It’s all part of AI (Apple’s Intelligence)
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I used to maintain a few simple apps for one of our local sports clubs; Glorified blog/calendar type stuff. We once had an iOS update blocked until we proved [org name] owned the copyright and trademark to a logo image consisting of [org name] in a stylized circle. The image in question wasn’t new to the app, either.
The day I finished handing off responsibility and was done dealing with Apple Store policy nonsense still ranks in my top 5 software development memories.
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That’ll be lovely for people whose whole thing is saying WHAT. [wilting look] to offload that to their phone. Those people? Using camera permission to hypnotize twerps with the flash and use LIDAR to size fittings for their faces. I guess it’s just ‘Hostility.’ on the form.
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