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@bcrypt that is between goog and Pokemon, not sure why iOS would show a prompt

@0xcharlie i meant Niantic didn't show a prompt in the iOS app. (it's not an issue on the ANdroid version)

@bcrypt While I agree with this - yes, they absolutely should - they never will because of the fallout they'll create with Niantic.

@ultimateloather what fallout? Niantic doesn't need full acct access for any functionality; it shouldn't cause breakage

@bcrypt They don't - but millions of kids suddenly not being able to log into their accounts because of revoked tokens won't go over well.

@ultimateloather they don't need to revoke the tokens entirely, just cancel the unneeded permissions server-side

@bcrypt @ultimateloather am I missing something, but niantic is a Google company, do you expect Google to ask Google for permissions

by iOS i mean in the iOS app as opposed to Android. not faulting Apple here.

@bcrypt Niantic (Pokemon Go's editor) is a Google company. So I don't think they want to revoke any token :p

@JohannWilfrid no it's not anymore

@bcrypt @rosyna How To Win Friends & Influence People. But hard to see what *Apple* should change

@bcrypt isn't it on Google to show that permission dialog though? Either Google didn't or they spoof out of it. Either way, bad Google imo.

@jaspertandy yah, either way >99% of ppl aren't going to revoke app access themselves