CellBroadcastService is bound to by the platform to handle cell
broadcasts.
Bug: 135956699
Test: manual
Change-Id: Ib1b20da03d271fc0b2736774b2ca6c6514944093
Merged-In: Ib1b20da03d271fc0b2736774b2ca6c6514944093
And also pre-grant it to all apps that currently get any storage
permission pre-granted
Test: atest SplitPermissionTest
m -j gts && gts-tradefed run commandAndExit gts-dev -m GtsPermissionTestCases --test=com.google.android.permission.gts.DefaultPermissionGrantPolicyTest#testDefaultGrantsWithRemoteExceptions
Manual testing:
All combinations of
- App targetSdk = 28 and 29 (and 22 for extra credit)
- App having the <uses-permission> tag for
ACCESS_MEDIA_LOCATION or not
- Upgrade from P->Q-QPR and from vanilla Q->Q-QPR
Further upgrade of targetSdk from 28->29 while on Q-QPR
==> All permission behavior should make sense. Sometimes there
are weird, but expected behaviors. Hence we need to
collect the results and then look at the unexpected ones.
See SplitPermissionTest for some tests I added for the
location-background permission which was split from
the fine/coarse-location permissions
Fixes: 141048840,140961754
Change-Id: Ib9f50d25c002036f13cf2d42fc4d1b214f20920c
Instead NotoSansMyanmar*-ZawDecode (Unicode-Zawgyi hybrid) fonts,
go back to NotoSansMyanmar and NotoSansMyanmarUI (pure Unicode) fonts.
Bug: 141019225
Change-Id: Ib2494b9b5cb148f598e69271c5676e7104f66ae3
We are still missing a key layout for the original xbox controller with
product id 02dd. Add the missing layout here.
Bug: 140808513
Test: manual test by plugging in the actual joystick and using the
custom tester app
Change-Id: Ib84e3ac04ff58f890ce7743423cc9b869af347db
The Xbox controller (product id 0x02fd) is going to have a new firmware
update this fall that sends a different keycode (316/BUTTON_MODE) for
the Xbox button. The goal is to enable the Xbox button to make it to
apps on all Android versions -- with our without a controller-specific
key mapping file.
Unfortunately, the new Vendor_045e_Product_02fd.kl key mapping file
that was added to Android Q maps the pre-firmware-update
Xbox key code (172) to BUTTON_MODE, yet it makes no mention of key 316.
This results in apps getting a raw 316 scan code instead of
a BUTTON_MODE KeyEvent when using a controller with the latest firmware
on Android Q.
The fix is to add an additional key mapping for 316 that *also* maps to
BUTTON_MODE. With both mappings in place, both pre and post
firmware-updated controllers will get the correct behavior for the
Xbox button on Android Q.
Test: AFAIK, no CTS tests exist for Xbox controller key mappings;
we'll need to add some at a later date. I was unable to test this
change because I'm unable to write to the system directory on any
of my devices, but I know that mapping 316 to BUTTON_MODE will
fix the issue.
Signed-off-by: Jared Henderson <jaredh.microsoft@gmail.com>
Bug: 139512030
Bug: 140808513
Merged-In: I8600ea79a0aa8557267d6ca712e5d56680e7a98b
Change-Id: I8600ea79a0aa8557267d6ca712e5d56680e7a98b
The Xbox controller (product id 0x2fd) is going to have a new firmware update this fall that sends a different keycode (316/BUTTON_MODE) for the Xbox button. The goal is to enable the Xbox button to make it to apps on all Android versions -- with our without a controller-specific key mapping file.
Unfortunately, the new Vendor_045e_Product_02fd.kl key mapping file that was added to Android Q maps the pre-firmware-update Xbox key code (172) to BUTTON_MODE, yet it makes no mention of key 316. This results in apps getting a raw 316 scan code instead of a BUTTON_MODE KeyEvent when using a controller with the latest firmware on Android Q.
The fix is to add an additional key mapping for 316 that *also* maps to BUTTON_MODE. With both mappings in place, both pre and post firmware-updated controllers will get the correct behavior for the Xbox button on Android Q.
Test: AFAIK, no CTS tests exist for Xbox controller key mappings; we'll need to add some at a later date. I was unable to test this change because I'm unable to write to the system directory on any of my devices, but I know that mapping 316 to BUTTON_MODE will fix the issue.
Change-Id: I8600ea79a0aa8557267d6ca712e5d56680e7a98b
Signed-off-by: Jared Henderson <jaredh.microsoft@gmail.com>
Bug: 139372370
We are currently missing the key layout for the Xbox One USB controller
with the following meta information:
vendor 045e, product 02ea
This layout was copied from product 02d1.
Also fix the mappings of the middle buttons to generate "select - mode -
start", similar to what has already been done for the other xbox
controllers in ag/4836521 and ag/3162575
Bug: 132451971
Bug: 133514907
Bug: 139512030
Test: tested using custom app. CTS tests will be added later.
Change-Id: Ie18bce987b512211d3e91bd1f7334afe11d83cf8
Merged-In: Ie18bce987b512211d3e91bd1f7334afe11d83cf8
Add layout for Xbox elite controller
Test: tested with a custom app
Bug: 132451971
Bug: 139512030
Change-Id: I1c600bc2c41db9d79d7a4e184ef41abe2b5f860e
Merged-In: I1c600bc2c41db9d79d7a4e184ef41abe2b5f860e
This reverts commit 0999f93e4a.
Reason for revert: There is a better choice (ag/8051966) than adding the permission to resolve b/130827484
Bug: 130827484
Change-Id: I1b8fd74a173d4b0ef981e51f7e0a9c5f84d5f416
com.android.providers.downloads
Required because DownloadManager needs to whitelist
a broadcast for bg activity starts.
Bug: 135515407
Test: builds, boots (it wouldn't without this)
Change-Id: Id6c22d1397417bbc10e2829e563f29cbccccd8bf
The controller for Nintendo Switch is currently missing a key layout,
and the resulting codes are incorrect. Provide the appropriate map here.
Also, update some button mappings for the Xbox 360 controller.
Bug: 135136477
Test: Tested using "gamepad tester". CTS test will be added in a future
release. Tested using custom app.
Change-Id: I1ffcabdcc11aa83316c483ea49cb10fc85f6264f
We are currently missing the key layout for the Xbox One USB controller
with the following meta information:
vendor 045e, product 02ea
This layout was copied from product 02d1.
Also fix the mappings of the middle buttons to generate "select - mode -
start", similar to what has already been done for the other xbox
controllers in ag/4836521 and ag/3162575
Bug: 132451971
Bug: 133514907
Test: tested using 'gamepadtester'. CTS tests will be added later.
Change-Id: Ie18bce987b512211d3e91bd1f7334afe11d83cf8
This permission is necessary for Q as it allows systemui to tag
notifications of apps that are using certain AppOps. This is a P
feature that has regressed when the permission was made privileged.
This is used by AppOpsController in order to obtain updates on any apps
(onOpActiveChanged, onOpNoted). There is no other way to obtain the
updates from apps that are not systemui, as specified in AppOpsManager.
Talked to moltmann@ to verify that this is the correct API to use for this feature.
I'll remove this permission once SystemUI does not need it anymore.
In particular, if AppOpsController does not require it for being notified of AppOps changes.
Fixes: 134747188
Test: build
Test: dumpsys SystemUI. Check that AppOpsController is getting updates.
Change-Id: I08cca4361a7fbfa8b2eb419f1459b0b8bce93a5f
Most of the time MediaProvider is making Binder calls on behalf of
an external caller, so use PropagateWorkSourceTransactListener to
ensure that we record the original source.
Bug: 125725916
Test: atest --test-mapping packages/apps/MediaProvider
Change-Id: I591dfb2903a54239639452954ea2d780e79b280c
The native services should specify their permissions in platform.xml if
they need internet permission, otherwise the eBPF program will block the
socket creation request. Fixing the known services that are in group
AID_INET but didn't specify their permission in the xml file.
Bug: 132217906
Test: CtsJdwpTestCases dumpsys netd trafficcontroller
Change-Id: I84cde7d3757953bc0bf761727d64a715bcdd68bb
Merged-In: I84cde7d3757953bc0bf761727d64a715bcdd68bb
(cherry picked from commit e5d6f0fa6c)
The native services should specify their permissions in platform.xml if
they need internet permission, otherwise the eBPF program will block the
socket creation request. Fixing the known services that are in group
AID_INET but didn't specify their permission in the xml file.
Bug: 132217906
Test: CtsJdwpTestCases dumpsys netd trafficcontroller
Change-Id: I84cde7d3757953bc0bf761727d64a715bcdd68bb
Now that we have LocalCallingIdentity, we can start caching it in
very narrow cases. We must be careful to not cache too long, since
any changes to granted permissions for the UID mean we need to
re-evaluate any cached answers.
The best middle-ground for this in the Q release is to use an active
camera session as a proxy for when we should create a cache object
and then later invalidate it. (It's very unlikely that a user
changes permissions while actively using the camera, and this is
a strong signal that the caller is sensitive to performance.)
Many other sprinkled optimizations to avoid extra binder calls into
the OS, such as aggressively caching VolumeInfo related details.
Track IDs that are owned by each LocalCallingIdentity, to speed up
all future security checks.
Dispatch all change notifications asynchronously, and delay them by
several seconds while the camera is being actively used, to give
more important foreground work a fighting chance. Invalidate
thumbnails asynchronously.
Optimizations to ModernMediaScanner where it's safe to skip the
"reconcile" and "clean" steps when we're focused on a single file
that we successfully scanned.
Local tests show this CL improves performance of a test app that
takes 100 rapid shots by 45%. (All the collective optimizations
done so far this week add up to a 70% improvement.)
Bug: 130758409
Test: atest --test-mapping packages/providers/MediaProvider
Exempt-From-Owner-Approval: trivial manifest change
Change-Id: I38cc826af47d41219ef44eae6fbd293caa0c01d5
Hence mark the new split permissions as 29 instead of 10000.
Fixes: 132898943
Test: atest SplitPermissionTest
Change-Id: I0aa3e9b4d60cea1a59b891f2fb2d94a734efebf2
1.Protect Device Identifiers: Starting in Android Q, apps must have the READ_PRIVILEGED_PHONE_STATE privileged permission in order to access the device's non-resettable identifiers
IMEI and serial is used for the *#06# dialog. OEMs needs this to run factory tests. Perhaps it is something that should be moved to telephony, but as the current state dialer is showing it.
2.Limit pre-installed app network permission:Preinstalled apps that want to access restricted network needs to declare the CONNECTIVITY_USE_RESTRICTED_NETWORKS permission.
Restricted network is used for VVM access.
Bug: 132081872,132080738
Test: Compile and load build
Change-Id: I246ab62a252d8a0335b8cc9ac5bb2089910781c9
