Hi,
this is effectively because Android is stupid.
Permission isn't required because it's asked by the other intent so it has
nothing to do with our app. The problem is that if the app does request the
permission the way that permission passes through the intent chain is
"flaky" for security
Hi Shai, I'm in troubles with Android 6 permissions again and previous
solution does not work for my second application
I have two applications in the same eclipse workspace (CN1 v.3.8), libs
ver. 196, no android hints at all, build.xml of the same version (3.8) ...
setup is the same (except
That's a bug in Android 6 because of the broken way permissions were
changed in Android. If you have that hint they get confused and assume you
need the permission.
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I had this in build hints
and when I removed it, it works also on 6.0.x
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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
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
