This post is part of the Local Network Privacy FAQ.
If your app uses the local network, you should set the NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription property to explain why it needs it. This is displayed within the local network privacy alert and thus is your best opportunity to convince the user to grant you access.
If your app lets the user enter a DNS name or IP address, include this property because the user might enter a local address. For example, if you’re creating a web browser, the user might use it to configure a network-based printer by entering the printer’s local network address into your browser.
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Do I need a local network usage description property?
If your app uses the local network, you should set the NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription property to explain why it needs it. This is displayed within the local network privacy alert and thus is your best opportunity to convince the user to grant you access.
If your app lets the user enter a DNS name or IP address, include this property because the user might enter a local address. For example, if you’re creating a web browser, the user might use it to configure a network-based printer by entering the printer’s local network address into your browser.
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