permissions-privacy

To configure iOS privacy manifests for calendar and Siri access, generate the PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy manifest and add the required Info.plist usage description keys. This declares your app's data access to ensure App Store compliance.

Progressive permission onboarding for Siri and calendar access guides users step-by-step through permission prompts with clear explanations before each request. This approach ensures transparent and compliant data access flows.

On-device data protection with SwiftData enforces local processing and avoids data exfiltration. No data leaves the device, ensuring your planner app aligns with strict App Store privacy labeling requirements.

Yes, you need a PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy manifest to submit your planner app. It satisfies App Store privacy requirements by declaring how your app handles calendar, Siri, and notes data.

Yes, you can use this approach to manage permissions for both onboarding and ongoing usage. It centralizes iOS privacy management for calendar and Siri, covering progressive permission flows and continuous data protection.

On-device processing limitations require that no data leaves the device, meaning you cannot use cloud-based analytics or syncing for calendar and Siri data. All data handling must remain local via SwiftData.