On Aug 21 at 10:30 -0700, Chris wrote: > Am Dienstag, 21. August 2012 19:21:31 UTC+2 schrieb Chris: > > There is no setting "Always allowed". I tried the "Ask once per session" > setting but there seems to be no difference compared to "Always ask". I > would have expected that with "Ask once per session" there would be only > one security prompt for each media file, but when the same audio or image > is shown multiple times during one session (e.g. when using the replay > button), the security prompt is shown each time before the audio is played > or the image is shown. > > Correction: There is no setting "Ask once per session" for "Read User Data", > only "Always ask" or "Not allowed". I changed the setting for "Multimedia" to > "Ask once per session" and that didn't reduce the number of security prompts.
Sorry about that. Apparently, some phones do allow "Read User Data" to be set to "Ask once per session". My old Nokia did not, and the constant prompting eventually pushed me to buy an Android phone. You could try searching to see if there are any tricks for your model of phone to disable the security prompts. There sometimes are. (The J2ME security model is, in my opinion, quite broken. As I understand things, to have an app signed requires investing hundreds of dollars per phone, per app release, and completing a tedious testing process, and even then success is not completely guaranteed. All this is incompatible with open-source development. I bought signing keys for Blackberry devices after someone's helpful suggestion. That only cost USD 25 for virtually unlimited signatures that work on all Blackberry devices.) Tim.
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