Normally, in an app that needs access to the camera, I would: make a view with some explanation of what the camera is used for, along with a button to ask for permissions. when pressed, this button will bring up the system popup (with another short description) for accepting camera permissions. But for app clips, should I directly bring up the system popup and skip the view with the explanation? I know that the system popup can contain a description as well, but when it pops up all of a sudden, the user might accidentally click Don't Allow.
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Good day, awesome presentations! My app is all about creating things. Open is good as it's generic, but Create or Design would be great for creative apps! (PS: you propose going on the Feedback Assistant, but I don't see App Clips in it - so I came here)
How might a food delivery app that offers table service at a large number of restaurants go about obtaining App Clip Codes to be placed in those restaurants?
In session, do we have to physically add app clip card for each business our app support ? Can we do it dynamically from in-app clip ?
Hey. Is there access to apple's audio APIs in an app clip? We're specifically interested in mic access. Would access prompt the user for access, or is it enabled by default? Thanks.