Hi Shai, thanks for answer but I'm confused little bit now.

I tried it on another device with Android 6.0.1 (Xiaomi Redmi A4) and the 
behavior is the same.
I start the photo capturing, I get the question to allow photo capturing, I 
click yes and then I get above mentioned security exception.
I found stack overflow discussion (mentioned in my previos post) about 
Android M Camera Intent + permission bug where you write about to add 
workaround to CN1 for that (on August 11th 2017).
Is there the workaround or what should I do to make the camera working?







Dňa nedeľa, 29. októbra 2017 6:07:53 UTC+1 Shai Almog napísal(-a):
>
> Hi,
> this isn't a recent regression as this was never the issue. Camera 
> permission shouldn't be requested as we invoke an intent and that's a 
> request that should be made by the intent provider not by us. I think this 
> might be related to an app you might have installed recently on the device 
> that took over the camera intent.
>

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