[BUG] - Review rejected due to "PermissionsSwiftUI".

[SNQ-2001]

Describe the bug
Adding "PermissionsSwiftUI" to the project will cause the review to be rejected.

See Screenshots for details.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add "PermissionsSwiftUI" to the project
2. Submit your project to App Store Connect

Screenshots
Reject details

My App

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• OS: iOS14.0 〜 iOS15.4.1

[jevonmao]

@SNQ-2001 Interesting, you must be the few people who got rejected. To be honest I don't see much difference between "ALLOW" and "NEXT". But I guess we will have to change the button text for the tracking permission.

[jevonmao]

Feel free to open a PR on this one everyone.

[edorphy]

Some of the words that I can relate to Apple not liking, as a user I'd decline right away. Words like "Need Permissions" and "If you do not allow it, some functions may not be available" don't build trust or explain to the user what so ever. Out of curiosity, what have you specified in your App Privacy Label? Apple is going to be very sensitive to App Tracking Transparency, and this experience is all but transparent to the user. Food for thought.

If you watch any of the developer videos Apple has, they highly recommend that you ask for permission the last moment before requiring it, and explain WHY.

The screenshot does not illustrate when the screen is being shown; is just shown to the user without any context? I would recommend you build an experience around permissions, and do some explaining. For example, describe what functions won't be available to the user if they don't grant permissions.

[jevonmao]

@SNQ-2001 Fixed in v1.5.6. Set the useAltButton parameter to true, so it shows "NEXT".