As far as I know currently there is no privilege defined for setting up window to fullscreen. (I checked on https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/Security:Tizen_3.0_Core_Privileges) The closest privilege to this functionality is: "http://tizen.org/privilege/window.priority.set"; controlling "Displaying windows on top of other applications and screens".

As long as there is no privilege Tizen won't block any application to do this.
If this is functionality that should be privileged we should:
* add a privilege to Tizen 3.0 privilege list;
* find service responsible for making app window fullscreen;
* use cynara in that service to control access to this functionality for different apps; * use privilege in manifests of application that are privileged to be run in fullscreen mode.

Best wishes
Lukasz Wojciechowski

W dniu 2014-12-12 03:52, Wang, Peter H pisze:
Hi all,
I have a question about Cynara or Tizen security mechanism.
Currently, _Crosswalk_ <https://crosswalk-project.org/> of Tizen has implemented its WebAPI "requestFullscreen" based on the "SetFullScreen" function of Tizen native window. Assuming Crosswalk is "untrusted", means, some malicious App can workaround Crosswalk's permission check to invoke this function eventually, will the system security block this invoking if the app have not right permission label?
Thank you very much.
Peter Wang

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