Depending on what iOS version is your app linked on, you must include in your Info.plist the usage description keys
for the types of data that you need to access.
Only include the keys that your app needs and keep in mind that you might need to include multiple keys depending on the range of iOS version that you app is linked on.
| Permission Key | Purpose |
|---|---|
NSCalendarsWriteOnlyAccessUsageDescription |
Enables write access to the calendar |
NSCalendarsFullAccessUsageDescription |
Enables read and write access to the calendar |
NSRemindersFullAccessUsageDescription |
Enables read and write access to the reminders |
| Permission Key | Purpose |
|---|---|
NSCalendarsUsageDescription |
Enables read and write access to the calendar |
NSRemindersUsageDescription |
Enables read and write access to the reminders |
NSContactsUsageDescription |
Known (so far) to be needed for being able to enter the location when using createEventWithPrompt |
To access calendar data, all sandboxed macOS apps must include the com.apple.security.personal-information.calendars entitlement.