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This is a tool that is usually used in automation tools, such as Detox and Appium. As such, quoting the --help output is enough.

--setPermissions, -sp Sets the specified permissions and restarts SpringBoard for the changes to take effect

You use this command to set specified permissions (enabled, disabled or unset) for an app. This is useful when running tests and you do not want the system alerts to appear.

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thank you

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Is there something specific you are looking for?

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Yes, I am looking to see how you prevented iOS permission messages from appearing, as I need it in a project I am working on. I could not tell if this project had this. But you have made it clear to me that it does. So thank you.

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The code you see here will only work on iOS Simulator, and cannot be run from the process you are running.

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I am sorry, but can you explain a bit more?

The code you see here will only work on iOS Simulator

I understand this.

and cannot be run from the process you are running.

But you lost me here

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The code in this repo modifies system database files to add the appropriate permission for the specified bundle. This might be possible on the simulator the app process, but the way runtime permissions work on iOS, you will need to terminate the app process, sometimes a daemon has to be stopped before modifying permissions, and in some cases, you need to restart the SpringBoard process in order for the changes to accept. You cannot do these things from the app process.

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Thanks for the explanation.
I understand now.
I will not worry, I have a way to make this all work together.
Thanks again.

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