I’m developping my first iOS app, and this uses the user’s location.
I know that the device asks the user whether to enable location services for the app, but how do I know if the user has enable it or not?
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I’m developping my first iOS app, and this uses the user’s location.
I know that the device asks the user whether to enable location services for the app, but how do I know if the user has enable it or not?
Probably
should be the answer
releated SO questions are:
Checking for iOS Location Services
locationServicesEnabled test passes when they are disabled in viewDidLoad
and yes, according to @albertamg suggestion, if you implement CLLocationManagerDelegate protocol
you will be notified if user deny access to Location Services when you’re requesting it
see
locationManager:didChangeAuthorizationStatus:andlocationManager:didFailWithError:methods