Hi everyone, I'm working on implementing Face ID authentication in my mobile app (using OutSystems with the Touch ID plugin).

Here's the context:

• On iOS devices that support Face ID, the app shows the system popup the first time Face ID is triggered – this is expected behavior.

However, if the user declines Face ID permission in that initial popup, iOS will not show the prompt again on subsequent attempts.

• Instead, it automatically falls back to passcode entry, and there's no way to trigger the Face ID permission popup again unless the user manually goes to the device's Settings.

What I want to achieve:

• Detect when the user has previously declined Face ID permission.

• If that happens, I want to display a custom popup explaining that Face ID access has been denied.

• The popup should include a button that allows users to navigate directly to the app’s Settings page, so they can re-enable Face ID manually.

Has anyone implemented something like this using OutSystems or Cordova plugins like touch-id or diagnostic? Any advice or best practices would be greatly appreciated!

• Logic:
  
• I want it has the same logic as camera, like this, it prompts user to setting:
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