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[Feature]: Add Privacy Manifest to Braze #98

Closed micahcharlesbrown closed 6 months ago

micahcharlesbrown commented 6 months ago

What problem are you facing?

Apple is requiring app developers and third party SDKs to declare their use of the Required Reason APIs via a Privacy Manifest.

Is Braze planning to add this to the swift SDK? And if not, could it be added? Thanks!

Privacy Manifest - Apple Documents Required Reason API Documents

Workarounds

N/A

Ideal Solution

Privacy manifest for required reason api uses added

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jacksonemiller commented 6 months ago

Hi there. We have been preparing to address the upcoming changes. Braze itself is not on the list of privacy-impacting SDKs released by Apple, nevertheless, we are still working on a solution that we think will put us in line with Apple's recommendations while also giving clients more granular control over user data. We will note the release of the feature in a future changelog.

micahcharlesbrown commented 6 months ago

Thanks for the info - much appreciated

jerielng commented 6 months ago

Hey @micahcharlesbrown, we've just released version 7.5.0, which contains the privacy manifests for Braze. In a future update, we will also be releasing even more fine-tuned configurations that will allow you to customize your data collection practices if you wish.

I'll go ahead and close out this issue, but feel free to open a new one if you have additional questions or concerns. Thank you!

pavm035 commented 4 months ago

@jerielng Hi I would like to know if this SDK is targeted for signature requirement or is it only for xcframeworks ? https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10061

jerielng commented 4 months ago

Hi @pavm035, Braze is not on Apple's list of privacy impacting SDKs, but we have still provided both the privacy manifest and code signatures to provide as much compliance with Apple's policies as possible.

pavm035 commented 4 months ago

@jerielng Thanks for confirmng, we have contacted apple internally and they confirmed that if your SDK is listed in the officila or not, this rule still apply, interestingly i found in the apple forum that apple engineer claims the same https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/743650?answerId=776588022#776588022

jerielng commented 4 months ago

Thanks @pavm035! For this reason, we have provided all the necessary resources as of version 7.5.0+, so you should have everything you need from our SDK to comply with Apple's policies. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions.

pavm035 commented 4 months ago

@jerielng Thanks for confirming, i hope it will fix the issue for us