android-permissions

How to request and check permissions in Flutter

半城伤御伤魂 提交于 2020-12-30 03:08:19
问题 I am using a various plugin to get user data, contact, photos and camera when the user clicks Don't allow, The application goes silent. I want to show the user the ask permission dialog when the user checks the Never ask again and Don't allow and enters the application again. Currently the app never ask to again when the user checks Don't allow I Know Users must grant permission for an app to access personal information, including the current location , camera , calendar , contacts ,

Android: Root -> Give app permission -> Unroot? Does an app loose permission granted by su after unrooting the phone?

↘锁芯ラ 提交于 2020-12-15 04:34:35
问题 App.apk programatcially runs the command: Runtime.getRuntime().exec("screenrecord", "--time-limit 5", "/sdcard/demo1.mp4") To do so, It requires permission, which also requires rooting the phone to give this app permissions. The problem is rooting puts the phone at both malfunctioning and security risks. Note: This app is not to be published, but used by one normal user. The question: Is It possible to: 1- Root the phone, then 2- Give the app this permission, then 3- Unroot the phone In other

Android: Root -> Give app permission -> Unroot? Does an app loose permission granted by su after unrooting the phone?

我只是一个虾纸丫 提交于 2020-12-15 04:34:04
问题 App.apk programatcially runs the command: Runtime.getRuntime().exec("screenrecord", "--time-limit 5", "/sdcard/demo1.mp4") To do so, It requires permission, which also requires rooting the phone to give this app permissions. The problem is rooting puts the phone at both malfunctioning and security risks. Note: This app is not to be published, but used by one normal user. The question: Is It possible to: 1- Root the phone, then 2- Give the app this permission, then 3- Unroot the phone In other

Android: Root -> Give app permission -> Unroot? Does an app loose permission granted by su after unrooting the phone?

别来无恙 提交于 2020-12-15 04:33:50
问题 App.apk programatcially runs the command: Runtime.getRuntime().exec("screenrecord", "--time-limit 5", "/sdcard/demo1.mp4") To do so, It requires permission, which also requires rooting the phone to give this app permissions. The problem is rooting puts the phone at both malfunctioning and security risks. Note: This app is not to be published, but used by one normal user. The question: Is It possible to: 1- Root the phone, then 2- Give the app this permission, then 3- Unroot the phone In other

App update rejected, stating that i Sush, com.toto.sush, does not qualify for use of READ_SMS, SEND_SMS, READ_CALL_LOG

一个人想着一个人 提交于 2020-12-12 05:39:55
问题 I've developed an android app 'Sush'. It is a utility app which caters to 'Flip-to-vibrate' functionality. I developed the first version back in 2017. Now i've updated my app to support latest android devices, and also updated the target SDK version. Along with this, i've also added an new core functionality of 'Quick response SMS'. With this, one can configure an SMS, which can be sent to the incoming calling number upon flipping the phone face-down. To implement this feature, my app had to