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iOS Permission Usage String Generator
Pick a permission and explain in plain English why your app needs it. Get clear, specific, App Store-compliant purpose strings (the NSCameraUsageDescription-style text users see in the permission prompt) — the kind that pass review instead of triggering a Guideline 5.1.1 rejection for vague justification.
Info.plist key: NSCameraUsageDescription
Your purpose-string candidates will appear here. Pick a permission, say why you need it, and hit Write strings.
Why permission strings get apps rejected
Under Guideline 5.1.1, every permission your app requests needs a purpose string that clearly and specifically explains why you need the data and what the user gets in return. Generic text like "This app needs access to your camera" is one of the most common avoidable rejections. A good string ties the permission to a concrete, user-facing feature in one or two plain sentences.
What makes a string approvable
- Specific about the feature that needs it
- Plain language — no developer jargon
- Honest — never implies unrelated tracking
- Goes in the exact Info.plist key Apple expects
Permissions sorted? Ship it without a rejection.
AcceptMyApp checks your Info.plist, metadata, screenshots, and privacy setup against Apple's guidelines and flags rejection risks before you hit submit.