Remove applications from Security -> Privacy -> Contacts list

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Published on 2014-02-02T09:44:27Z Indexed on 2014/06/10 21:32 UTC
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I have a few applications that want access to my contacts. I don't really use contacts, and I don't want applications entitled to the information.

I've unchecked the appropriate box, but I'd like to remove the application from the list:

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I've got a couple of applications under Location Services, too (including one Wifi stumbler application that's no longer installed).

What plist do I modify to remove the applications from the list?

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