Business Pro Phase 258

First Screen Permission Prompt QA Gate

A first-screen permission prompt can protect or damage trust. FAEDA must prove that camera, location, notifications, Bluetooth, contacts, microphone, storage, tracking, and health prompts are delayed, explained, optional where possible, and safe before any auth, role, order, payment, wallet, or public rollout path is tested.

Prompts

observe

Consent

not accepted

Actions

blocked

Phase rule

Permission prompt is consent risk, not feature readiness

Phase 258 designs the first-screen permission prompt QA gate only. It records which device, browser, operating-system, or app runtime permissions appear immediately after first open, whether the prompt timing and wording are safe, and whether FAEDA can continue without forcing sensitive permissions. It does not accept, deny, bypass, persist, or automate permissions; it does not sign in, create accounts, request OTP, enable location, scan QR, submit forms, activate onboarding, enable orders, process payments, activate wallets, or claim production launch readiness. No real contact, CRM task, account creation, onboarding approval, listing activation, order, payment, wallet, commission, ledger, export, or partner sync is created in this phase.

Review outcome

No immediate prompt appears

Record that first screen can be observed without forced device permission.

No runtime readiness claim.

Review outcome

Safe explanatory prompt appears

Record prompt type, timing, copy, and next review gate.

No permission acceptance.

Review outcome

OS permission dialog appears

Stop and record platform prompt evidence with masked device context.

No accept or deny click.

Review outcome

Permission is forced before browsing

Freeze and route to consent/product review.

No onboarding continuation.

Review outcome

Unsafe or excessive permission appears

Route to privacy/security review for copy, timing, and necessity.

No public launch claim.

Prompt proof

What permission QA must capture

Open reference

The permission packet must reference Phase 257 first-open evidence and Phase 256 install smoke evidence.

Prompt type

Location, notification, camera, microphone, contacts, storage, Bluetooth, tracking, health, motion, files, or no prompt must be recorded.

Prompt source

FAEDA in-app explanation, OS dialog, browser prompt, store/tester prompt, webview prompt, or third-party SDK prompt must be identified.

Timing

Immediate, after splash, after role entry, after CTA, after explanation, after denied state, or not shown must be captured.

Choice state

Visible choices like continue, skip, later, allow, deny, while using, always, or limited must be recorded without clicking them.

Consent copy

The prompt must explain why permission is needed and must not use fear, pressure, fake urgency, or hidden bundled consent.

Fallback path

FAEDA must show whether the user can continue with manual area, limited browsing, or draft mode when permission is not granted.

Evidence reference

Masked screenshot or short clip may show prompt state without exposing phone number, notifications, location, device ID, tester account, or private surroundings.

Consent controls

How permission testing stays ethical

1The tester must not click Allow, Deny, Later, Continue, Skip, While Using, Always, Limited, or any equivalent permission choice in this phase.

2If a system permission dialog appears, the test stops at observation and routes to the next approved prompt-handling review.

3Permission wording must be checked against FAEDA's privacy, consent, data-minimization, and public-claim rules.

4Location must never block browsing completely; manual area or limited mode should remain the expected safe direction unless a later approved runtime says otherwise.

5Notification permission must not be requested before the user understands FAEDA's value and communication purpose.

6Camera, microphone, contacts, storage, Bluetooth, health, and tracking permissions require strong purpose, delayed timing, and separate review.

7Screenshots must mask current notifications, exact location, phone number, account email, tester name, private photos, and device identifiers.

8A prompt pass on one device or OS does not prove prompt readiness across all platforms.

Decision matrix

Prompt state to next safe movement

No prompt on first screen

Move to auth entry boundary QA

No consent readiness claim

In-app explanation only

Review copy and fallback

No permission action

OS prompt appears immediately

Permission review

No click

Location forced before browsing

Product/privacy review

No continuation

Notifications requested immediately

Communication consent review

No opt-in

Camera/mic/contacts/storage requested

Security/privacy review

No access grant

Tracking/health prompt appears

Legal/privacy escalation

No public use

Prompt evidence exposes private data

Mask or quarantine evidence

No dashboard sharing

Permission packet

Future first-screen permission evidence fields

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Blocked automation

What this phase must not create

1Auto click Allow, Deny, Later, Skip, Continue, While Using, Always, Limited, or any permission prompt choice

2Auto enable location, notifications, camera, microphone, contacts, storage, Bluetooth, tracking, health, motion, files, background access, or push token registration

3Auto sign in, create accounts, enter phone number, request OTP, submit OTP, enter passwords, save credentials, or open authenticated areas

4Auto scan QR, upload files, submit forms, pick role, create shop, create supplier, create manufacturer, create rider, or complete onboarding

5Auto enable listings, orders, reservations, quotes, payments, wallets, ledgers, payouts, refunds, support tickets, partner callbacks, analytics beacons, or public field-team campaigns

6Auto claim prompt observation means consent readiness, privacy readiness, app readiness, account readiness, payment readiness, wallet readiness, support readiness, or public launch readiness

7Auto store exact GPS, notification contents, contact list, photos, microphone audio, health data, private files, device serials, IMEI, advertising IDs, private phone number, personal email, cookies, tokens, passwords, OTP, MFA, or billing details

8Auto erase forced-prompt, unsafe-copy, excessive-permission, missing-fallback, or private-data evidence after a later pass

Acceptance

Done means wired and safe

1Phase 257 links forward to Phase 258.

2Phase 258 defines first screen permission prompt qa gate without runtime mutation.

3Phase 258 is wired into OS launcher, founder navigation, public scope lock, route cleanup, and main chain control room.

4Mobile render has no horizontal overflow.

5No /home backlinks are introduced.

6Runtime contact, account, onboarding, listing, order, payment, wallet, commission, export, and partner sync stay blocked.

Back to Phase 257 Main chain room Open Phase 259