Would Apple consider providing an API or URL scheme to navigate users directly to the Impersonation Risk Detection settings page? Once a user denies the authorization prompt, the AuthorizationStatus returns .denied with no programmatic way to re-request permission. Unlike other privacy permissions (e.g., Notifications via UIApplication.openNotificationSettingsURLString), there is currently no mechanism to deep-link users to the "Share with App Developers" toggle under Impersonation Risk Detection settings. This creates a dead-end UX — developers have no way to guide users back to re-enable the feature short of providing manual navigation instructions (Settings > Privacy & Security > Impersonation Risk Detection). A dedicated URL (similar to UIApplication.openNotificationSettingsURLString) or a framework method to open the relevant settings pane would significantly improve the recovery flow for users who initially deny and later wish to opt in.