The service will offer updateUserConfig, getUserConfig, and
userConfigContains methods, which will be used from LineageParts and
fwb. The service will also observe Settings.Global.BUGREPORT_IN_POWER_MENU
and Settings.Secure.LOCKDOWN_IN_POWER_MENU to update the GlobalActions
dialog when these are updated.
Signed-off-by: Gegham Zakaryan <zakaryan.2004@outlook.com>
Change-Id: I46663ab1ffe6f8d8b2a3dc7dbe54a65b7a62046a
Partially follow the order of config_globalActionsList and bring emergency and lockdown to top. Some of the order isn't followed as some items such as users and airplane don't exist in AOSP's list but are much more frequently used than, say, bugreport.
Signed-off-by: Gegham Zakaryan <zakaryan.2004@outlook.com>
Change-Id: Ie49e77fd99ad0f0dee7c6c7956fc7c1d0474ee63
Make sure that the option has effect ONLY when battery is uh...
fully charged.
Additionally add previously missing logging.
Change-Id: Ib232d0ea6652230a2435be6931f964dc04a30f71
* In certain network situations (e.g. while changing from wifi to
cellular) it can happen, that the HashMap is modified while the stats
are currently being recalculated
* We can prevent this by moving adding and removing of any network
to the same handler so the callbacks can happen without breaking the
flow
* Move the existing code in handleMessage into some little helper
methods so it stays simple and readable
Fixes: https://gitlab.com/LineageOS/issues/android/-/issues/2870
Change-Id: I38c0c27a4f76fab5aeee013beab346c088bbbd59
On FDE we check wether keyguard is enabled before starting non-core
services like ProfileManager.
All method calls are already guarding RemoteException for a binder
fail, so just throw one if getService() fails.
Change-Id: I44a3a5ea56a5277d84d96a0bc2c7135433811e20
For Spotify and other players that allow music controls for
remote devices (PC, PS4) through the media notification
Change-Id: I38887f8b1cff1a0c1e3adadbfe37d5af59b5cdcc
Since Android 10 arrived, the support for manual SIM provisioning
was never ported. In fact, there seems to be a way to do that
using some bits of AOSP code.
This way we get rid of the telephony-ext dependency for good.
Change-Id: Ibe4e430d696782032b7d9840ab36db040c3a4df9
* Don't call ConnectionManager.get* methods from within the callback,
docs say it's racy.
* Remove the NetworkState struct whilst we're here. It was
useful for debug during development but is no longer needed.
Change-Id: Ia1abbdfa31b258c38ba809844340d0dc06e5bd07
*) Regular interface stats don't include hw offload tethering
statistics so collect and include them in our traffic
calculations.
Change-Id: Id72577429840f65ae20d7b80e7490ec41d826579
* This conflicts with AOSP gestures implemention now, and
the framework part is hard to port.
* Furthermore the original implementation has the following
bugs/issues:
1. Pressing power button or double tap does not wake up the device
2. No soft-key buttons when opening the keyboard
3. Probably more
Change-Id: Ia233c3b9d0aa7426f0fd15dffe4da203b4e09b1d
* Moving SensitivePhoneNumbers to sdk got us significantly bigger
zip packages due to libphonenumber being part of every package that is
using org.lineageos.platform or org.lineageos.platform.internal
* In order to correct this, move the "phone" folder to an own library that
statically links libphonennumber and subsequentially make use of that
package where needed
Change-Id: I4effd7a9248290aeb23ab47ff8e30385dce4401a
