In plain English
This means the permission keeps applying over time, not just for one moment. It covers the same type of access or action again whenever it is requested later. It stays in effect until someone changes or removes that permission.
In context
Here, it labels the choice to grant continuing permission for that same kind of access or action whenever it is requested in the future, until the permission is changed or removed.
- Situation
- Reviewing app permissions, consent prompts, access scopes, and security warnings
- What it communicates
- labels the ongoing permission choice on the prompt.
Meaning limits
By itself, the term does not say who may change or remove the permission, only that the continuing permission lasts until that happens.
Examples
“Rather than decide at every visit, the owner agreed to always allow the gardener through the side gate until that arrangement was changed.”
“For future deliveries from the same bakery, the clerk chose Always allow instead of approving entry one request at a time.”