No it must be done at install time. Honestly, this is better than prompting
the user all over the place when they are actually trying to do some other
task -- they are more likely to look at permissions (and as a whole) when
the task at hand is installing an app.
You can't intercept URIs without going through a system UI where the user
decides what to do. Also at that point the task they are doing is look at
this thing I selected, so the decision they are making (pick which will
show the thing they are wanting to look at) is relevant to their task at
hand.
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 9:34 AM, Greg Giacovelli miyamo...@gmail.comwrote:
I suspect there has to be. I mean I saw for bluetooth there is. I was
wondering why it is not as easy for the other permissions. I mean heck
we can intercept urls without even asking a user for the most part, so
I would have to suspect that permissions have to have this ability.
-Greg
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