我的应用程序是否可以在 iPhone 上安装默认图像集作为相册？
我正在创建一个应用程序，它将使用 UIImagePicker 让用户从相机胶卷中提取自定义图像。但是，我还想在应用程序中包含一组我自己的图像，以便用户可以选择使用这些图像。我想知道在第一次安装我的应用程序时是否有办法将这些默认图像放入照片中自己的相册中？我认为这样我就可以避免创建应用内照片库。欢迎其他建议。
I'm creating an app that will use UIImagePicker to let users pull custom images from their Camera Roll. However, I also would like to include a set of my own images with the app, so that users have the option of using those. I'm wondering if on the first install of my app there's a way to put those default images in their own album inside Photos? I figure this way I would avoid having to create in-app photo gallery. Other suggestions are welcome.
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我从这里开始：如何将图片保存到 iPhone 照片库
I'd start here: How to save picture to iphone photo library
既然您说欢迎其他建议，我会将其作为答案而不是评论发布。
首先我会问自己，
默认图像的原因是什么？
用户可以从照片库中删除图像，如果您依赖这些默认图像，这不是一个好的解决方案。
此功能会让用户不高兴吗？
作为一名用户，如果应用程序将自己的图片强行放入我的相册中，我会非常恼火，不幸的是，iPhone 不允许在设备本身上很好地组织图片，这使得类似的事情变得更加烦人。
这会使 Apple 的 EULA/TOS 失效吗？
我可以很容易地看到您的应用程序因执行此类操作而被审阅者拒绝。可以说，这是非常侵入性的，如果可以在没有用户确认的情况下完成，我认为它符合“应用程序沙箱”规则。这意味着您的应用程序需要将其数据保存在自己的区域中。
Since you said other suggestions are welcome I will post this as an answer rather than a comment.
First I would ask yourself,
What is the reasoning for the default images?
Users have the ability to delete images from their photo library, if you are relying on these default images to be there, this is not a good solution.
Will this feature upset users?
As a user myself, I would be pretty annoyed if an app forced its own pictures into my album, unfortunately the iPhone doesn't allow good organizing of pictures on the device itself, making something like this even more annoying.
Will this void Apple's EULA/TOS?
I can very easily see your app being rejected by the reviewers for doing something like this. It's very intrusive so to speak and if it is possible to pull off without user acknowledgement I think it walks on the line of the "app sandbox" rule. Meaning your app needs to keep its data in it's own area.