Ideally a page should use DashboardFragment and it doesn't need to
handle adding dynamic tiles manually. This method is only designed for
page that are not fully migrated to DashboardFragment yet.
Bug: 32623105
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I0cafcddf9a43b164daea500bade869fada5b3f4e
It should map to BackupSettingsActivity and should not contain fragments
in metadata.
Bug: 32874082
Test: RunSettingsLibRoboTests
Change-Id: I1c9aab7e34cfd07e9b582772cebb39cf8488b093
Don't let the progress value round down to 0, since that would
be misleading.
Test: builds
Bug: 24017703
Change-Id: I6a0268361645da16af67e12bf7f6823d027dd72c
Insteads of inserting tile onto screen using absolute priority values,
now each page can have a placeholder preference, and at run time we will
add dynamic dashboard tiles to placeholder's place.
Bug: 32827787
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I1fe9e11dce4eb6fb4a9b56af05a2b8e5cdae00d2
Per translators' request, increasting the character limit for the
account preference strings.
Bug: 32688421
Test: manual
Change-Id: I78198635e24d2089413d15a210ec0b9e9dfa6807
If permission review is enabled toggling WiFi on or off
results in a user prompt to collect a consent. This applies
only to legacy apps, i.e. ones that don't support runtime
permissions as they target SDK 22.
Bug: 28715749
Test: Unit tests
Change-Id: I10d1231ea0c47eec5993dbe367cc0c245cba9385
Merged-In: I10d1231ea0c47eec5993dbe367cc0c245cba9385
This adds a new page to Settings which tells the user about his/her
privacy in light of enterprise management. The new page is only shown
on devices that have a Device Owner app set.
This CL adds a mostly blank page. Follow-up CLs will populate the page
with information about specific admin actions/policies.
The page's title ("Privacy"), icon and location in the Settings app are
tentative. The page will move to its final location once the new IA
redesign is finished.
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
BUG: 32692748
Change-Id: I5b5c08c0025207516b0779f54cf68234a4ba3fe4
Turns the Jump to camera string to use lowercase "camera."
The string refers to a generic camera app, not a specific one
and thus should be lower case.
Also adds periods to a bunch of the subtitles.
Bug: 32498366
Test: manual
Change-Id: I571dfb03fcceb642d328d5df816c74bc53ac90d1
The content of this page is moved to other places, so we don't need to
display it in new IA.
Bug: 32637613
Test: compiles
Change-Id: I53e4c845bf4d1986fa9b2f2e9fe1cf79f5bdaf80