usr/sbin/screencapture $FILEOther options for changing the shebang or "exec" position do not cause User prompt.I also have a launchd agent in Mojave that requires Accessibility permissions. Permissions are required for the first script (by name, not for shell), and TCC.db contains csreq of this script, which means that only this script has permissions.In Catalina, the permissions required by this script are saved in TCC.db as permissions for shell, which means that ANY shell script can now use them.My questions are:Why only Catalina's /bin/sh or "exec" in the first script causes User prompt?Is there a proper way to get permissions without a workaround?Is there a way to get permissions only for my script (as in Mojave), not for shell? It contains a startup sequence of scripts and the target app. I have an app I've been experimenting with on iOS 13 that uses MultiPeerConnectivity. After upgrading to iOS 14 on one of my devices and using Xcode 12 this app no longer works. As outlined in "Support local network privacy in your app" I've added a description with NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription in ist. Since the app uses Bonjour advertisting and browsing via MCNearbyServiceAdvertiser and MCNearbyServiceBrowser I've also added the service name via NSBonjourServices to ist. It's my understanding that this should be enough to make browsing and advertising work. 13:26:54.634264+0100 MultiPeerTest Server did not publish: errorDict [ in background session What I am observing is that when I call startAdvertisingPeer on my instance of MCNearbyServiceAdvertiser I am not seeing the local network permission prompt instead I see the following error in the console. bluetooth entitlement to our plugin and also we added NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription and NSBluetoothPeripheralUsageDescription to its ist file but nothing worksĭoes anyone know how to allow platform binary to access bluetooth? if not, all plugins written that runs inside of platform process will not be able to access bluetooth. We are preparing App Privacy section for our app, and there is one thing that is not clear: what is "user identity"?įirstly, the app does not identify users - it does not ask for name, address, contact information, etc. The user can enter an email address for data recovery purposes, but as 1) it is not used for tracking purposes, 2) it is not used for advertising or marketing purposes, 3) it is not part of the app's primary functionality, and it is optional for entry by the user, 4) it is clear in the app's interface what data is entered (i.e., email), we consider "Email address" data type collection being optional to disclose. Secondly, the app collects certain data as a part of functionality (e.g., user-entered notes) that are stored on our servers associated with our internal userID. This means that the app Collects (transmits off device) type of data Other User Content, which is used for App Functionality. Our question is about linking to the user's identity. #Eternal storms software sirimote how to.
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