On Sat, Oct 28, 2023 at 9:11 AM Jesse wrote:
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> I would expect this info to come from plugin.xml and config.xml. I haven’t
> looked at Android innards in a long time, but doesn’t this just mirror their
> intents? Play store tells users the capabilities of each app, and this is all
> pulled tog
Both the App Store and Google Play have data use / privacy labels on
apps and today those are controlled via the App Store / Google Play
Console. Google Play to some extent powered some of the labels via
declared permissions in the AndroidManifest but otherwise this was
never something that wa
I would expect this info to come from plugin.xml and config.xml. I haven’t
looked at Android innards in a long time, but doesn’t this just mirror their
intents? Play store tells users the capabilities of each app, and this is all
pulled together from the plugins ..
> On Oct 28, 2023, at 4:00 AM
Based on
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/privacy_manifest_files/describing_use_of_required_reason_api?language=objc
I don't think there is localization involved. It looks like you supply
two pre-defined constants,
and whichs refers to an API or a set of APIs and a reas
I did not dig deep into the documentation and the details about that but
I would like to add two things to consider:
1. Internationalization: Are there any strings that are shown to the
user like "NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription"? For this we
had no simple way to show that in the user
IMO, I think we should store the information in "package.json" and build up the
data before injecting into plist.
I personally think we should avoid "edit-config" or "config-file" at all costs.
It has always been error prone and a pain-point for us.
The structure below is just an idea. This str
I looked into this a bit yesterday, and think there are a few ways we might
be able to handle this (none of them ideal).
For background, Apple is requiring apps to include a xcprivacy plist file
that has declarations about what privacy-impacting APIs they use (i.e.,
APIs that could be used for fin
Has anyone looked at privacy manifests for iOS apps?
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> > As you may know, in June, Apple announced new features to help users
> > understand developers’ privacy and data collection and sharing practices.
> > These new features include privacy manifests and signatures, which we
> > encourage al
