Hi folks,
I can see only these settings having an affect:
1 2 3 4 5 | androidPermissions = { "android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION", "android.permission.INTERNET" }, |
The permissions you might want to use depend on what your app does. At this point, location and internet are the main ones. You can also use RECORD_AUDIO.
What calling status do you mean?
For reference, the permissions are documented here:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.permission.html
I THINK the permission is called READ_PHONE_STATE which seems to be set by Corona by default. When a Corona app is installed, this permission is displayed. I would like to turn this off.
We don't set that permission. The only one we set by default is android.permission.VIBRATE.
This may shed some light:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1747178/android-permissions-phone-calls-read-phone-state-and-identity
According to your link, this permission was set automatically in Pre 1.6. In 1.6 and up you have to declare it specifically.
Using build 484, when I install my little tic tac toe app on my phone it says the app wants "full internet access" - which it actually does NOT. (It also wants VIBRATE which I see is expected and fine, although not actually used.)
I tried changing the build.settings to have:
1 2 3 | androidPermissions = { }, |
I would also like to know how to remove that, don't look to good =/
484 - Windows
Generally only opengl 1.1 and vibrate are in by default on 319. Maybe 484 adds internet too. Its because they have a generic template based on whats linked in. I guess some library which uses internet is always linked in in 484.
The only way to remove these is by editing the manifest and resigning. I documented it in my tutorial:
Thanks for this tutorial, but it works (in my experience) only for builds with older Corona-SDK builds.
I found out my program is running without problems on my Samsung Galaxy Tab. But a friends Galaxy Tab (Wifi only!) is crashing with a lot of Corona-Apps - exact with them they use READ_PHONE_STATE permission.
If I build with 2011.505 I don't have the READ_PHONE_STATE permission - the app is running, later builds are bad from this point of view...
I would prefer the control over all permissions in the build settings.
It should now work with new corona versions. Just update this file in the 'Other' directory.
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