Mobile data always on was enabled by changing the default in
ConnectivityService to 1. However, the default value in the
developer options setting was left at 0. This means that by
default (i.e., when the setting is empty), mobile data always on
is enabled but appears in developer options as disabled.
Fix this by changing the default in developer options. This is
simpler than the other options (adding database upgrade code to
settings, making the default be controlled by config.xml and
ensuring that when a config changed broadcast is received the
value is re-rease, hardcoding a default value as an @hide
constant in Settings, etc.)
Bug: 23113288
Test: setting is off after "adb shell settings delete global mobile_data_always_on"
Change-Id: I27e2c0af7a03e510e640dbcfa281449d00385154
Add icon "+" displayed in APN setting differs from ones in other
settings like VPN settings, SIP accounts etc. Change the icon to
align with others.
Bug: 35936472
Test: Manually check icon display with fix
Change-Id: I99a57fbeb55bb04f911d28e85752ec04edab6f0e
Use WifiManager#removePasspointConfiguration when forgetting a
Passpoint network to remove the configuration.
This maintains the legacy behavior, where forgetting a Passpoint
network/AP will remove its provider's profile.
Bug: 34207710
Test: manual test
Change-Id: I8b7f6d9fb20fa9f0f0d90566f76c2a39308ce420
The query expression used to search for a term prefix is the prefix
itself with a '*' character appended to it. However, if query string
contains trailing space, the query expresssion (e.g. "screen *") doesn't
work. So to fix this issue, the unnecessary trailing space should be
removed.
Bug: 35231587
Test: manual - go to search in Settings and enter "screen "
Change-Id: Ifa5d96f5d38ad5454272f140da440b8ff55d5614
onResume initialize UI before registering switch change listener.
So that listener is not invoked in UI initialization, but only real
switch change by user.
Bug: 33680334
Test: make
Test: manual - carrier app is not invoked in onResume
Change-Id: I7ca1eb1eab214b50c8de72946590c1ecb676d4df
Bluetooth is the receiver for the OPEN_RECEIVED_FILES intent, so we
should aim the intent directly at them.
Test: go to BT settings and click "Open Received Files" in the context
Change-Id: I057215f1faf04c8c735a7e9340325716225ad22d
Fix: 35246073
As per CDD: The "android.*" namespace for intent constants is reserved
for public
Android API in AOSP. (Whether public to the full SDK, @SystemApi or
defined in AOSP support libraries.)
ACTION_CARRIER_SETUP intent is generally useful for carrier privileged
apps which is unbundled carrier apps, thus move to public APIs 33679956
Test: Manual
Bug: 33679956
Merged-in: I85dfa99d0b20bb1b534dfe8ead3c274a5c739786
Change-Id: I84ffd5f2c8c3418689ee3d5ff5ddc3f9f7959763
Use a foreground service to show the notification, separating dialog
creation from the receiver.
Test: pair request from remote device while the screen is off
Bug: 35234069
Change-Id: Ia3be3e8efdacf465e095af5a498ef5eb0fca83cd
