feat(camera): add option to exclude Exif data on iOS #1328
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The Capacitor File Picker plugin now supports this (see |
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@robingenz since file picker and camera roll picker are separate, it's still useful to have this feature in the camera roll picker. |
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@mesqueeb Yes, it would be nice if this was also possible with the plugin. I reopened the pr. |
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This makes for much less confusion for the end users, and therefore would result in less 1 star reviews from 'paranoid' type users, complaining we can see pictures they did not agree to us seeing. I sure hope this can get merged |
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A suggestion might be to add the option to exclude exif data when using getPhoto, as this can also redirect to showing the picker... |
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any updates on this PR? it's gotten stale but I think it's very valuable |
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pickImagesfunction should only ask for permission if it is really necessary.This is the case on iOS only when you need the Exif data (see comment). My client does not need this data and therefore wants to improve the UX by not asking permission for data that is not used.
Related to #1297 and #1325