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By: Tim

Tim — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 17:20:20 +0000

It is highly likely that Apple will catch your attempts to access these directories with their pre-screening process. You won’t need to actually run the code that does this, so the “secret” on switch method will likely not work.

Just like they screen the binary today for access to the private API functions, they can detect code that may attempt access to files on the file system that should not be read.

Though you may attempt to obfuscate the code that makes these calls, if you are caught you risk losing your development license and access to the SDK and the iTunes store.

-t

By: Wut Yee

Wut Yee — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 08:39:34 +0000

Hello ,
nice article!
can you tell me away to draw line graph in iphone?
I got some codes using coreplot and Quartz .So if u got any idea with drawing graph using graph…pls teach me.
Which one is better to develop?(core plot and Quartz)

By: rahulvyas

rahulvyas — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 11:55:35 +0000

Hello Collin,
nice article!
can you tell me a way to find all the information about phone calls? I mean missed calls and received calls and date/time of calls etc. Any help regarding this appreciated

By: Dennis

Dennis — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 04:59:14 +0000

I think probably what should happen is that apps don’t get all privileges by default unless they ask for them. For example, if I don’t ask for the permission to view the photos, any attempt at trying to use the photos will fail.

The asking can be something similar to other platforms where you have to list off the permissions your app uses in some location (probably in the app plist file for the iPhone). This allows the system to configure access to these items when the app is being installed or launched, and it also gives a list to Apple for them to check to see if the developer has asked for reasonable permissions — maybe they could flag apps that ask for all permissions, and contact the developer to make sure that’s what they wanted/needed.

Another possibility that this could allow is that the users could actually deny the permissions — I’m sure Apple would come up with something elegant in this area, maybe something along the lines of what they do for location right now, maybe something else entirely. But the goal would be to give the user more control over what information is released to apps, especially since they can’t peek inside to see what they are doing with that information.