When pSIM converts to eSIM, the new eSIM is downloaded and pSIM is disabled.
However, if the pSIM is in the preferred SIM, a pop-up occurs that says the downloaded eSIM is preferred.
This may cause confusion for users regarding seamless pSIM conversion.
Therefore, change the condition to show the convert menu if there is a pSIM, pSIM conversion is supported, and there is no active eSIM.
Bug: b/314881248
Test: manual done
Change-Id: I10134057a9ae7845ab9fb8b9b8b9f85629d33fa0
Bug: 313775893
Test: Trigger the intent with action "android.settings.REQUEST_MEDIA_ROUTING_CONTROL" and package name in the data uri
Change-Id: If65ea61a058b465dc44836eff9c7d3fb25425ec4
Test: Verified test crashed without fix, and passed with fix
Test: atest FingerprintSettingsFragmentTest
Fixes: 315164185
Change-Id: I1d8ab32eef8578a6d35831aef46275a9732e497c
This is the first in a series of changes to wire up all app settings to
be ECM restrictable. We introduce a new method in
RestrictedLockUtilsInternal which determines whether or not a setting is
restricted based on a passed in key. It currently duplicates the current
implementation, but will eventually be replaced by a call to permissions
mainline.
The settings under SpaPrivileged are then updated to have a new
BlockedByEcm which is decided by the RestrictedLockUtilsInternal call.
Bug: 297372999
Test: Manually tested on device. Automaated tests to follow
Change-Id: Ic295bdb41270b0f18f2ba3dffdffc062d532cabe
This includes below changes based on the updated UX mocks:
- Add one more loading screen in setup flow
- Update feature intro text on Setup page
- To swap order of bullets on the setup intro screen
- Update "Private Space" to "private space" in setup flow screens
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Recording link - b/313654776#comment5
Bug: 313654776, 313882412, 313655290
Test: Verify title and text is same as UX flow
Change-Id: I6a985c4fd6ecbe8ddd11e36bf76a2a9cc8427ef5
Bug: b/307632045
Test: Pair a watch with companion app > Settings > Apps > Special app access > enter "Change Media Output" > Find the companion app > Ensure the special app access is Allowed > ensure companion app is able to call remote media routing APIs > come back to the settings > revoke the access > ensure that now companion app is NOT able to call the remote media routing APIs.
Change-Id: I35487660365ef05f3b998e8ecf13aaed7ba844a9
From DevelopmentSettingsActivity, this action used to inject developer
options into Settings itself, since we display this directly instead of
inject, we no longer need this.
Bug: 311604902
Test: manual - open Developer options from System
Change-Id: I3ea26464954d8711e7aecc031daf09ad30362d70
