permission-scope-audit

Auditing iOS app permissions involves scanning Swift, Objective-C, Info.plist, and entitlements to flag over-broad requests like Always Location or full Contacts access that violate data minimization guidelines.

Over-broad iOS permissions causing App Store rejections include Always Location, full Photo Library access, and full Contacts access when narrower privacy-preserving alternatives suffice for the app's features.

Check unnecessary location or contacts permissions by running an audit that scans Swift sources and Info.plist to identify when full access is requested instead of narrower privacy-preserving alternatives.

Yes, permission scope audit applies to both iOS and macOS projects, scanning Swift sources, Info.plist, and entitlements to surface permission scope issues and recommend privacy-preserving alternatives.

Yes, static analysis of entitlements works for both Swift and Objective-C codebases, scanning source files and Info.plist to detect over-broad data access requests violating data minimization guidelines.

The best way to refactor over-broad photo library permissions is to run an audit that identifies full access requests and provides guidance on adopting privacy-preserving APIs with reviewer documentation.