Often it's because setting up a David versus Goliath story is good for business.
Spotify did this all the time where they would complain about Apple not allowing them access to some private API and then when they did didn't even bother to use it.
Spotify did this all the time where they would complain about Apple not allowing them access to some private API and then when they did didn't even bother to use it.
Do you really think it seems unfair that a file sync app would want to access files?