If you ever use location services in your app, consider using CLLocationManager’s purpose text field to set a string that says why exactly your app requires location information. This goes a long way in convincing the user as to why they need to provide you with their location information.
The image below shows a blank location request alert.
When you set the
CLLocationManager’s purpose property,
self.locationManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init]; self.locationManager.purpose = NSLocalizedString(@"We use location to track you and invade your privacy", @""); |
you’ll see something like this.
Follow the second method. Don’t be a creepy app.
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