title: Files in the Main Bundle and Application Directory
body: <p>I'm making an iOS application that that populates a UITableView with strings that are stored in a .plist file which is in the app's main bundle (usual place you'd have a .plist). I've noticed that this .plist is getting copied over to my app's Application Directory by the <code>Copy Bundle Resources</code> phase of the build phases. I started wondering if it really needs to be there, since Im accessing it from my app's main bundle, not the Application Directory. So as a test, I deleted the .plist from the <code>Copy Bundle Resources</code> phase, ran the application, and found that my UITableView still gets populated with the strings from the .plist. I've cleaned the build and ran the application again, it definitely works. Two questions:</p>
  
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  <li>If security and privacy is of interest to your app, shouldn't you always delete secure/private resources from the <code>Copy Bundle Resources</code> phase so that they can't be accessed?</li>
  <li>Why do resources like the Storyboards get copied over by default when they're not actually accessed from there?"</li>
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  <p>Thanks so much in advance for help</p>