Kris:
re: your initial reply, I believe we're talking about different
permissions. It sounds like you're referring to the permissions that a
user must accept when first installing the app. I'm not talking about
those. I'm talking about permission the user has to accept that allows
the app access
Kookamonga,
I'm sorry about that! I read that after considering your email, sorry
I didn't see it sooner, I've responded to variants of that question a
few times over the past month, so this is why I was thinking
incorrectly in that mode :-).
To your question, I believe the answer is much the
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 12:40 PM, Kookamonga site...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Oh well, still no satisfactory answer. (To tell you the truth, I don't
understand the broadcast receiver answer... )
You only get what you pay for :) There's two sides of the OAuth token
story: server side and Android
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 9:40 PM, Kookamonga site...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Uninstalling the app is hardly a solution!
Sure it is! It solves the problem you posed! That's a solution, kinda by
definition!
First, I'm not even sure if it will work (because I don't think this
permission to access
Nikolay:
Thanks for the explanation. While I was aware about the server/client
sides to AuthToken, I didn't know the specifics of how it worked on
the Android side... Very informative! Much appreciated. Also, I was
aware of that Google website, but it didn't have the app that I
granted permission
On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 2:07 PM, Kookamonga site...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Nikolay:
Thanks for the explanation. While I was aware about the server/client
sides to AuthToken, I didn't know the specifics of how it worked on
the Android side... Very informative! Much appreciated. Also, I was
aware of
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