When the Apple system popup appears (e.g., “Allow Guardian Drive to access your location?”), the small text underneath is your disclosure. You must make these extremely clear.
NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription:
NSFamilyControlsUsageDescription:
Instead of a “Disclosure” popup, Apple prefers an Educational Onboarding Slide. This should be a beautiful, non-interactive screen that explains why the next button click is important.
UI Text for Onboarding Slide:
To keep you focused on the road, we use Apple’s Screen Time API and Location Services.
Automatic Protection: We detect your speed to hide distracting apps the moment you start driving.
Privacy First: Your app usage stays on your phone. We never see which apps you use or for how long.
Stay Connected: Your parents will receive an alert only for your safety, like reaching your destination or if you’re speeding.
[Continue to Permissions ] >Apple reviewers often check if the user can find privacy info inside the app. Add a “Privacy & Safety” tab in the Child App settings:
Header: “How we protect your data”
Body: “Guardian Drive uses FamilyControls and ManagedSettings. These are Apple-verified technologies that allow us to block apps without ever seeing your personal data, messages, or photos. No app usage data is ever sent to our servers.”
