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The concept of "limited access" in the context of Apple's WWDC 2024 session titled "Meet the Contact Access Button" refers to a new feature in iOS 18 that allows apps to access only a portion of the contacts database. This feature enhances privacy by giving users more control over which contacts are shared with an app. The authorization process involves two stages: initially asking whether to share contacts, and then offering options to either select specific contacts or grant full access.
The session also introduces the "Contact Access Button," which is designed to streamline the process of granting apps access to additional contacts. This button can be integrated into an app's contact search flow, allowing users to grant access to specific contacts with a single tap, without requiring full access to the entire contacts database. This approach aims to make users more comfortable sharing their contacts by providing a more controlled and transparent experience.
For more details, you can refer to the session Meet the Contact Access Button (02:56) where the Contact Access Button is discussed.
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