What permissions do I need to share Journal suggestions in my app
Asked on 2024-07-30
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To share Journal suggestions in your app, you need to be aware of the following permissions and user controls:
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User Control: Users are in control of what they share with your application. They choose what content gets included in their suggestions during onboarding or under privacy settings. They also decide what suggestions to send to your application and what assets to include or exclude before sending them. This user control drives what your application receives (Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app).
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Reflection Prompts Toggle: Reflection prompts are controlled by a new toggle under journaling suggestion settings. Users can enable or disable this feature, and each suggestion comes with a button to cycle through different prompts (Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app).
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State of Mind Content: For new users, state of mind content can be enabled during onboarding. For existing users, they will get a tip on their suggestion sheet to help them enable this content (Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app).
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Generic Media: Media content suggestions are controlled under media, journaling, and suggestion settings. Applications that provide media content can choose not to participate in journaling suggestions (Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app).
These permissions and settings ensure that users have full control over what data is shared with your app, enhancing privacy and user trust.
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