Allow To Share Data With Null On Ios Ipados 15 And Watchos 8 Fixed

Then the addition of the Categories and Apps section also makes it quite an easy task in finding the desired shortcut from among the plethora of ones. Moreover, there are also some changes to the shortcut’s privacy as you now get more granular controls over them. While that is indeed a welcome move, what isn’t is the fact that it seems to have introduced a few bugs as well.

Many users have voiced their concern that they are now getting the “Allow to share data with (null)” prompts every time they interact with these Siri shortcuts. This issue has only started happening after users had updated their device to iOS/iPadOS 15 and more importantly their Apple Watch to watchOS 8. These shortcuts are working well and good on Apple devices and are only bugging the watch as of now.

And even if users tap on Allow, the permission request would re-appear the next time they use that shortcut. So it’s a clear indication that the permission state of these actions isn’t being stored. With that said, there does seem to exist a couple of workarounds that would stop the Allow to share data with (null) notifications on iOS/iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8. So without further ado, let’s check them out.

There exist two different approaches that would help you rectify this issue- and we have listed both of them below. So try them out and then see which one works out in your favor.

FIX 1: The Shortcut Rename Tweak

In this tweak, we will be creating a New Shortcut that runs the Original Shortcut. Sound’s interesting, doesn’t it? So let’s put it to the test right away. Do note that this tweak has fixed the issue for users who are on currently iOS 15.3 and WatchOS 8.4. But it should also work for other build versions of the iOS/iPadOS (15.x) and watchOS (8.x), until the Cupertino giants decide to patch it. So this was the first method to stop the Allow to share data with (null) notifications on iOS/iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8. We would like to thank Apple Discussion Forum member lorenzofromphiladelphia for finding out this tweak. With that said, let’s now turn our attention towards the second method.

FIX 2: Reset Permission for that Shortcut

Since your device isn’t able to remember your permission response with respect to these Siri shortcuts, it might be the case of the permissions data getting corrupted or outdated, So your next course of action should be to reset this data and let your device/watch re-populate them from scratch. Here’s how it could be done: With this, we round off the guide on how you could stop Allow to share data with (null) notifications on iOS/iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8. We have listed two different methods for the same. Do let us know in the comments section which one spells out success for you. Likewise, all your queries are welcomed in the comments below.

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