> Apple's statement on the matter sure sounds like Meta has once again been caught with their hand in the cookie jar.
> > Some developers are using Full Disk Access in ways that could put users at risk
In other words, Muse did have Full Disk Access. Jason Aten did grant Full Disk Access to Muse, despite his claims otherwise.
If Aten did not grant Full Disk Access to Muse, then why would Apple even be talking about Full Disk Access?
The point is that Aten apparently granted Full Disk Access absent-mindedly, so absent-mindedly that he won't even admit that he did it. This is why Apple is making changes to Full Disk Access to make it more obvious what's happening.
> > Some developers are using Full Disk Access in ways that could put users at risk
In other words, Muse did have Full Disk Access. Jason Aten did grant Full Disk Access to Muse, despite his claims otherwise.
If Aten did not grant Full Disk Access to Muse, then why would Apple even be talking about Full Disk Access?
The point is that Aten apparently granted Full Disk Access absent-mindedly, so absent-mindedly that he won't even admit that he did it. This is why Apple is making changes to Full Disk Access to make it more obvious what's happening.