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Handling denied camera permissions in an iOS App Clip

Time:10-04

My iOS app depends on having camera access. For the main app, I prompt the user to grant camera access when the app launches for the first time. If the user denies this request, I show a screen telling them to go to their settings and grant camera access there. This works fine

For my app clip however, if the user denies the initial prompt, it seem like they can never grant camera access to the clip. There is no settings section for the app clip and I can't figure out any other way to re-prompt them. The app is just not functional after this

How should I handle this case for my app clip? Is there something I can tell the user to do in order to grant camera access (or other permissions) to my app clip after they initially denyied it?

The only solution I've come up with so far is to tell the user to install the main app

CodePudding user response:

After reading Learn More About App Clips and having a look at my phone, it appears that the user should be able to change the settings by going to the Settings app and looking under Privacy -> Camera -> App Clip (I don't have any app clips installed so, that's as deep as I got)

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