> You are welcome to write your own firmware with this sort of capability.

seriously?! well, i'm waiting for far more compelling reasons to do
so.

> I sincerely hope that this is impossible, for obvious privacy and
> security reasons.

what obvious reasons of privacy and security? when the user's entire
contact list, phone state, pictures, sd card files, etc, is accessible
to an app [assuming the user agrees to the permissions], i really
don't see the huge privacy issues involved in having an app to receive
an intent broadcasted during installation of an app. I simply wanted
to know if any such intent is broadcasted!
if privacy and device security were so much of an over-arching
concern, i'm sure apps like "applock" and "hide it pro" wouldn't be
possible to develop. let alone, have 250k+ downloads!

On Aug 29, 1:08 am, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 3:31 PM, Anirvan <[email protected]> wrote:
> > i was thinking of building an app that provides some kind of "control"
> > overinstallationofappsin a device. the control mechanism is, of
> > course, meant for the device owner to configure.
>
> You are welcome to write your own firmware with this sort of capability.
>
> > to that end, i was wondering if the Android Market app broadcasts any
> > intent at the point when the user clicks "Install" for anewapp? this
> > intent can be trapped to perform the necessary permission check.
>
> I sincerely hope that this is impossible, for obvious privacy and
> security reasons.
>
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