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"that the phone OS could detect the usage of those APIs" This must be handled correctly as it can this also lead to privacy violation.
by nautical 6y ago
"that the phone OS could detect the usage of those APIs"
This must be handled correctly as it can this also lead to privacy violation.
- darkwater 6y agoJust like on device image recognition which Apple is already doing.
- nicky0 6y agoThere is no reason it can't all be done on-device. That is indeed how the current "Enable camera access?" etc. system works.
- nautical 6y agoThis is not a question at all that this can be done or not ( There is no reason it can't all be done on-device. ) Question is will this be ethical .. I will not be comfortable using a device that logs every API an app on it is calling.
- mamon 6y agoAccess control is not the same as logging - the first time an application tries to access the API the OS checks permissions, asks user to approve/deny, and then stores the user's choice. No need to log the actual API calls at all, no permanent records needs to be created.
- nicky0 6y agoWhy would anything have to be logged? Apple phones already do this and have done for years. With no phoning home.