Thanks @akofman, I can see this being useful.

How are you accessing the pretty permission name used in the default deniedAlertTitle as permission.prettyDescription from your override?

Hello,

Yep, I don't access it from the override value. I actually tested this case from request* methods and in this particular case it doesn't really matter because I can update the title before displaying the alert. But indeed I didn't think about the dialog :/
Do you have any guidance about that ? Would it be better with something like a template string ?

Hello @nickoneill,

I have updated/rebased this PR in order to give access to the permission.prettyDescription from the override title and message.

As an example now you can init the PermissionScope instance as following:
pscope.disabledAlertTitle = "Hey ! %@ permission is disabled."

Bump :)