It is possible for a developer to record your sensitive information such as credit card number or street address. With Allow Full Access a developer COULD send your keystrokes to their server for processing, which might include:Īpple is highlighting the fact that a developer COULD use your keystrokes for nefarious reasons instead of the legitimate reasons I listed above. The second bullet point is what Apple really wants you to understand. Keyboard can participate in Game Center and In-App Purchase.
Containing app can provide editing interface for keyboard’s custom autocorrect lexicon.Keyboard can send keystrokes and other input events for server-side processing.Keyboard can access Location Services and Address Book, with user permission.From the technical specifications under "Designing for User Trust", Allow Full Access does this: In short, allowing full access grants the developer of the keyboard additional access to some of your information and gives the developer access to the internet.
The keyboard is accessible for you to use throughout the system regardless of this setting. Note that I have decades of experience as a programmer, but I need a way to get started quickly by creating simple keyboards that encode Unicode characters, and don't want to spend a lot of time searching for how to do this."Allow Full Access" has nothing to do with using the actual keyboard. I have found a version of Swift that downloads to my iPhone, but have no idea how to proceed from there. I do not want to have to use a laptop or desktop to create a keyboard I would like to do all this work on my iPhone, or occasionally on my iPad, and share the keyboards between my iPhone and iPad. For example, I use the Greek keyboard a lot, but there are many other symbols in Unicode that I would like to use in my writing, and creating a custom keyboard seems to be the solution.Īll instructions on creating custom keyboards usually come back to using XCode or Swift.
I would like to create a keyboard or two that contain characters I need to write.
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