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Question about the ATTrackingManager.AuthorizationStatus logic
Hi everybody I'm actually playing with ATT framework in Xcode 12 beta and I'm experiencing a weird behavior. Let's have a precise use case: In your device running under iOS 14, go to Settings > Privacy > Tracking and then switch off Allow Apps to Request to Track Remove your app and reinstall it again Open it Before calling the requestTrackingAuthorization method, call the trackingAuthorizationStatus property I personally expect it to be restricted but it's denied It means that we can't make the difference between the following cases: Case 1: the app already requested the tracking authorization (by calling requestTrackingAuthorization) and the user said no, Case 2: the app never managed to request the tracking authorization and it's not even present in the list of the apps using ATT framework. In another hand, I never managed to get the restricted status. Did someone knows more about ATT framework? Do you think like me that this is a bug and will be fixed in the release version?
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