I have a chat app, and that has an upload function in which the user can upload photos and videos from the gallery or capture one. On iOS, to record video, one needs microphone permission separately (why? - isn't it obvious?). Now whenever I'm trying to submit to App Store, my binary is being rejected because they say:
We noticed that your app requests the user’s consent to access their microphone but does not clarify the use of the microphone in the permission modal alert.
My current permission modal alert text (after several changes) is
Enable microphone access so that you can be heard in the video
And even this latest one was rejected. Is there a better text that I can provide which may be perceived as clearer and my app may pass the review?
Try an easy statement like :
"This app requires the access to Microphone to record your voice memo."
I have this statement in one of my app and it was accepted.