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While testing the implementation of this new check in our app, we discovered a bug: Our App Store version is still compiled with Xcode 11.7 Install it from the App Store on an iPhone with iOS 14.0 final (18A373) Launch the app. Whenever the first network action is started, the system popup is shown. Allow permission Check Settings -> Privacy -> Local Network -> App Name is present with the toggle enabled. So far so good. However, we wanted to see the system permission popup again: Delete the app Repeat steps 1 till 3 from above No popup is shown but local network access is silently accepted. Check Settings -> Privacy -> Local Network. The App Name is not present. So it's not possible anymore to disable local network access. This seems a serious bug, where a reinstall compromises the Local network privacy. And another bug for developers, as there seems no way to show the system popup a second time. For example to validate the localised version of NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription, which doesn't seem to work either: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/657856