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According to Determine Your App's Access Needs, PHPickerViewCOntroller , the user interface is private by default, meaning the user doesn't need to explicitly authorize the app to select photos. How can I implement this in photo_manager?
My code
dependencies:
photo_manager: ^3.6.1
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AI Summary: The user wants to use photo_manager to allow users to select photos without explicit authorization, similar to the behavior of PHPickerViewController on iOS. They are seeking guidance on how to achieve this functionality within the photo_manager package.
Can you use PhotoManager.presentLimited standalone?
Thanks for your reply, It doesn't seem to be working, The effect I'm aiming for is shown in the image below, appearing only in the iPhone photo permissions settings under ONE-TIME PHOTO SELECTION.
I'll look into it further.
Platforms
iOS 16
Description
According to Determine Your App's Access Needs,
PHPickerViewCOntroller
, the user interface is private by default, meaning the user doesn't need to explicitly authorize the app to select photos. How can I implement this inphoto_manager
?My code
Try do it
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: