This change enable the posibility to enforce using a
16-digit pin or MITM for a RFCOMM or L2CAP connection.
This is needed for the SIM access profile.
Change-Id: I6bb2b0dff1ebf4b4f1d8faad97aa7c480000d3ea
Signed-off-by: Casper Bonde <c.bonde@samsung.com>
idion: set the default value, and then add a callback
actual: spinner posts the change to a handler: so it posts after the callback is set.
This makes it hard to count actual user interactions without counting the initialization.
Bug: 21530764
Change-Id: I3ff8319edb374d8d7c10982512054f303c69a5ec
Also take InterestingConfigChanges along for the ride
and delete unused AppPermissionSettings
b/21328967
Change-Id: I4d0c1a27054845a54cf68e95a92024d2e46f636e
It is possible to run settings from within keyboard, and then find ways of
crashing it. This restarts CryptKeeper since they are one process, with
bad consequences (see bug).
Move to separate process to alleviate this problem
Bug: 21514179
Change-Id: Ib2c19e8f0f3956402cc11a2caedc0a45f786cac3
KeyStore.saw was renamed to KeyStore.list for clarity. The
implementation of both methods is exactly the same.
Bug: 18088752
Change-Id: I2f171a4b7479683d5af898ebdf1b6f8a741536d1
- Only list apps in the DND access list that have included
the corresponding permission in their manifest.
- Show a scary user warning before enabling access per app.
- Update manifest to follow framework intent action rename.
Bug: 21621663
Change-Id: I76c6893928092bdbb58d62bc3aba31ec8a609fc6
- Pass back correct result when pressing cancel.
- Make sure the start the interstitial activity after checking so
we don't preempt the async thread we are still running.
Bug: 21621918
Change-Id: I5558089abf02a00a268050fc48894cea86692fa0
Adhere to the setup wizard design guidelines for the redaction
interstitial shown during setup wizard.
Bug: 21561511
Change-Id: Id6c4f0d4b0075b0cbbbb4f8ab77db6f00ea72b70
Settings shows a dialog to android.provider.Telephony.ACTION_CHANGE_DEFAULT
intent to confirm if user wants to change default SMS app to a new one.
This is used by SMS apps to obtain default status. In the opposite direction,
i.e. giving up default status, SMS apps have to bring up the wireless
settings page where the default SMS app setting was originally located.
MNC moved this setting to a different location therefore broke the
function. This change enhances the SmsDefaultDialog to display a list of
SMS apps so that user can choose a different default SMS app, when the
new default SMS app package name is not specified within the above
intent.
b/20430567
Change-Id: I75d518900a7cf17f51b0d466bc2d062c470790bb
Now with visible lock patterns! Both light and dark!
Bug: 21117509
Bug: 21077345
Bug: 21480587
Bug: 21621900
Change-Id: Ibcf822faf7cbc83be43d757e0a6a9432ef3346af