How do I add more text/explanation to the orientation & motion request on Construct 3?

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- Albiona
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Hi, I'm trying to release a new game on the App Store, but it got rejected because of this "We noticed that your app requests the user’s consent to access their motion and orientation but does not clarify the use of the motion and orientation in the applicable purpose string."

How can I edit the orientation request to add an explanation/reason why those two are needed?

Thanks
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- Albiona
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Does anyone know anything about this, it would be appreciated if you could help. I'm trying to release the game asap. :) To clarify even more, I need to edit the orientation and motion alert so I can add an explanation for why the access is needed!
- DiegoM Construct Team Construct 3 Developer
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I believe that what you need to do is add something like this to the Info.plist file and give a short description why your app needs that permission. That piece of text should show up when your application makes the request to use the device's motion sensor.

<key>NSMotionUsageDescription</key>

<string>Example: You should fill this in</string>

I don't have an iOS device myself to try this out, so you should try it out on a real device before submitting again.
- Albiona
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Hi, thanks for the reply. I tried to do the thing that you suggested yesterday, but I still got the same result. I tested the game on test-flight. The message hasn't changed and it's still the initial alert. I tried to find the orientation/motion plugin or the orientation request function and perhaps change that original message on Xcode but I failed to do so.