This is what the iOS contact permission prompt should be
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@dale_price Exactly, get even with the “We and our 1465 partners value your privacy”. This one is from vice.com. @dale_price There are programs on Android that kinda do this by misusing the work apps profile feature. This is where I throw social media and fast food apps. There are no contacts in the work mode address book, and when I hit the freeze button they all get chloroform naps. @dale_price imagine getting this request from a contact you haven't talked to in years. Would you block and delete, or only reject the request?
If you can't remotely revoke the contact info from the dipshit, what good does it really do? @dale_price @fredbrooker @dale_price You don't get to share my personal data with 3rd parties. @dale_price@mastodon.online same for android tbh @dale_price recently someone in an element call had an error and their "element call" part of element crashed. when that happend everyone of us got a popup with a request to give permission for them to share the crash logs. first time i have ever seen such a thing happen. @dale_price this is how EVERY contact permission prompt should look like, not only the iOS one. @farshidhakimy @dale_price That would be an option if we ever found ourselves in the position of owning the things we pay for. @dale_price yes except the default option and alternate should be the other way around @dale_price People need to look up consent and permission before submitting contact details via any sharing features too lol @dale_price the fact that they can share a photo of you with any gen AI seems a more pressing issue to me. @dale_price is there any reason why a flashlight app needs contact permissions? @dale_price The only third party app I’ve ever allowed access to contacts is @signalapp, that’s after seeing in their court responses that, as their published source code implies and privacy commitments claim, they don’t misuse that access. |
and what the requestees see: