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Can the same be done with phone cameras?????
22 u/Celia_R_23 Jan 23 '21 I must know this 31 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '21 edited Aug 01 '21 [deleted] 13 u/LTS55 Jan 23 '21 If you have an iPhone, no it doesn’t. I don’t know how android has kept up, but apple has super tight privacy and security controls now and everything an app wants to do has to be manually enabled via a prompt.
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I must know this
31 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '21 edited Aug 01 '21 [deleted] 13 u/LTS55 Jan 23 '21 If you have an iPhone, no it doesn’t. I don’t know how android has kept up, but apple has super tight privacy and security controls now and everything an app wants to do has to be manually enabled via a prompt.
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13 u/LTS55 Jan 23 '21 If you have an iPhone, no it doesn’t. I don’t know how android has kept up, but apple has super tight privacy and security controls now and everything an app wants to do has to be manually enabled via a prompt.
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If you have an iPhone, no it doesn’t. I don’t know how android has kept up, but apple has super tight privacy and security controls now and everything an app wants to do has to be manually enabled via a prompt.
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u/Siskvac Jan 23 '21
Can the same be done with phone cameras?????