The carrier configs control the call forwarding and additional
settings button in the Call Settings menu and caller ID and
call waiting in additional settings menu.
Bug: 110121209
Test: manual - test case as below :
1.flag clir on and flag cw on ,do CLIR show/hide,
and make call to other device.(PASS)
2.flag clir on and flag cw on ,do CW on/off,and CW function work.(PASS)
3.flag clir off and flag cw on ,no CLIR in additional settings page(PASS)
4.flag clir off and flag cw on ,do CW on/off,and CW function work.(PASS)
5.flag clir on and flag cw off ,do CLIR show/hide ,
and make call to other device.(PASS)
6.flag clir on and flag cw off ,no CW in additional settings page(PASS)
7.flag clir off and flag cw off,
no Additional Settings in call feature settings(PASS)
8.flag cf off,no cf in call settings page (PASS)
Change-Id: I29d7a71ad57b3b05ccc6025154f63119b35dab71
APN id is similar to ApnSetting.ApnType. We can just use the apn
type. No need to use APN id anymore.
Test: Telephony sanity tests + unit tests
Bug: 77511388
Merged-In: If41845604ea14f36272262da110d682eea0d5451
Change-Id: If41845604ea14f36272262da110d682eea0d5451
(cherry picked from commit f42d06010a)
APN id is similar to ApnSetting.ApnType. We can just use the apn
type. No need to use APN id anymore.
Test: Telephony sanity tests + unit tests
Bug: 77511388
Change-Id: If41845604ea14f36272262da110d682eea0d5451
This change permits the system uid and root uid to
access cellular location information via the binder.
Previously this was restricted to the phone uid, but
running with uid=system is a privileged situation,
which makes me think this this wasn't intentional.
Also add a few lines of debug code to make issues
in LocationAccessPolicy easier to track down in the
future.
Bug: 110806860
Test: manual - ran with SL4A as SYSTEM_UID and
verified access to getAllCellInfo.
Merged-In: Ie18be2cd72c49f1859d1434428f82f164bed8756
Change-Id: Ie18be2cd72c49f1859d1434428f82f164bed8756
For whatever reason, ServiceState used a
somewhat-convoluted check for null and
class type. Updating to use a canonical
and brief approach.
Bug: 8675309
Test: compilation
Change-Id: I0d635067a06093affff478e13c28bbbe2bfda7df
hashCode() was missing about 10 fields and was
using some unnecessary bespoke logic to generate
hashes for individual fields. This CL simplifies
the hashCode() implementation and adds the missing
fields.
Bug: 8675309
Test: compilation
Change-Id: I1424973b11fcc6480d6f8c83d5fd0eb1b5533c7f
This change permits the system uid and root uid to
access cellular location information via the binder.
Previously this was restricted to the phone uid, but
running with uid=system is a privileged situation,
which makes me think this this wasn't intentional.
Also add a few lines of debug code to make issues
in LocationAccessPolicy easier to track down in the
future.
Bug: 110806860
Test: manual - ran with SL4A as SYSTEM_UID and
verified access to getAllCellInfo.
Change-Id: Ie18be2cd72c49f1859d1434428f82f164bed8756
Allow send sms over ims to emergency number when the device is in
lte/limited lte mode without normal ims registration.
Modem will use emergency ims pdn to submit sms to network.
Change-Id: I5762102c695fe309a4a5b318abccded5c50154e0
Bug: 110462046
Add comments to the docstrings to indicate optional
values that may not always be reported. Users are
still reporting bugs for missing fields, which we
consider optional. This should clarify which methods
are optional vs mandatory for LTE.
For signal strength, RSRP is mandatory, and TA is
mandatory while in LTE_ACTIVE. RSSNR, RSRQ, and CQI
are all optional.
Bug: 36995487
Test: compilation (docstring-only change)
Change-Id: I05af5d42cbf6836109efe6441e95223e81671534