Toby Daschbach
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@frank and @miguel... Thanks for the simple instructions that fixed this!
This fixed my problem.
as suggested by @Miguel Avalar and @frank the simple workaround (on iOS) is to start the standard "Files" app, browse to the Minecraft folder and simply delete the XBLStoage.json file. (Make a backup copy just to be on the safe side though.) There is no need to use iTunes. Afterwards Minecraft works just fine again, and the updated privacy settings are taken into account. A new XBLStoage.json file got recreated automatically by Minecraft.