ios - Issues with NSURL and iPhone SDK 3.0 for placing phone calls -


There is a newly introduced problem with the iPhone 3.0 SDK and how to call it automatically by the NS URL method Is related. It was used that you can call a method (ns URL), you can pass in a string with a urf prefix (telephone: //, sms, etc.) and send messages to the iPhone OS device, Like iTunes, App Store, Phone, SMS, Mail, Safari, etc ... the code is something like this:

  [openURL: [NSURL URLWithString: @ "tel: // 8005551212"] ];  

When the method was called, the phone call will be automatically placed with the iPhone OS 3.0 when the method is called, then the app has a dialog box Asks. It breaks down many existing apps as well as one that we just pushed into the app store for review.

Can anyone think of fixing this issue? What I have to do in the present and I am trying to decide what the other ways of handling this new wrench in the works.

More about this suggestion that people should contact Apple and let them know about this issue. I also decide that a friend and I were thinking about it - and that is to use "authority" that is a aware app about that place; An app knows that it is the location address and asks the user if it is ok to use their location.

Then, if anyone has a fix for this issue (and it is within the scope of the iPhone SDK) please tell me; I highly appreciate it.

Update: Julian Romero is a good description of Bug in Nieto and (updated) Apple cites the document and shows this issue in hand that you can post your radar operation.

I believe this is included as a security feature - imagine the app, which Called 9 00 at 10:00 for every day at 3:00 pm. If you compare it to a new 'in-app purchase' API, it is very similar.

The comparison of the Location API is a bad example - users are a privacy concern, and not a financial one.


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