how to click allow button on permission dialogue programmatically

is there any way to programmatically click allow button from permission dialogue like location, GPS and Bluetooth by using swift, or can i automatically use user location without in permission. my application is not uploaded on the Appstore.
There is no way to programmatically bypass a permissions alert. This would defeat the purpose of it.
Tho you only need to manually tap allow the first time your app is installed.
(Tho you might be able to do this in a UI Test)
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I agree with your points I want to know is there any apple service or third party service to bypass/ or allow this permission before launching the application.

Is it possible through apple MDM service to bypass these permissions, I install my application through the MDM server, is it possible to allow all permission through MDM service before launching the application?
You should check with the MDM provider if they have permissions on the device to allow certain things. I know my company installs some apps on my phone, but I still get the permission dialogs on most of them. One I do not is a security app that comes from IT. It can check my version of iOS and make sure I am not out of date and then prompts me to upgrade if I am.

I’m curious what your use case is for bypassing permissions. Would you mind elaborating?
Apple takes the user's privacy seriously, and these screens are providing the user with informed consent that an app needs access to a specific category of information. If you aren't familiar with Apple's privacy expectations for third-party apps, please read through the Privacy documentation.

If you need to automate accepting and denying the consent dialogs specifically as part of a UI Integration test, you can use an interruption monitor as part of the test.
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