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by sossles
3147 days ago
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That works on phones because app developers desperately want their (typically) free app to be installed and permissions is one thing that turns people away, so they try to minimise permission requests. Additionally, apps (at least on iOS) are expected to work even when some permissions are refused (eg. camera access for a shopping list app) so the permission request is often one you can genuinely say "no" to. But device drivers for a desktop machine? The user has paid good money for that device and are going to grant every permission they need to get it working. Asking for each permission individually is just noise. |
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