If you give the application permission just once, it will thereafter automatically open another app, with no apparent option to prevent this. I have not been able to locate any preferences or settings related to this issue. Is there any method available to prohibit this behavior?
iPhone 13
I apologize for forgetting to provide an example. Here's one: B is a social media platform, J is a shopping platform. Before B changed its advertising policy, some users posted a link to the J platform, and other users could click the link to open the J platform app. At that time, opening the app was seen as a good faith action on the part of the users. However, B has now changed its advertising policy, setting full-screen ads to open with a shake of the device, and even minor movements of the phone can trigger these ads, resulting in the ads being opened automatically almost every time. These ads would automatically redirect to the J platform app, so every time users returned to the B app, they would find the J app opened. This is very annoying, but since users had previously agreed to open the J app, they now have no way to prohibit this action.
Could you please provide me with a few examples of the issue you have experienced? Based on my understanding of the scenario, it appears to be a typical behavior for an application to open another application to complete a task, which is generally considered a user-friendly event.
However, I apologize if I have misconstrued your explanation, as it appears that I may lack awareness of the specific issue you are currently encountering.
With the limited information that you have provided, It is hard to even guess the problems faced by you.
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How to prevent one app from opening another app?
