Added a module licenses option that lives in Legal information settings.
Clicking that option opens module licenses page, which displays every
module by name, filtered to exclude modules without license files.
Clicking a module in the list opens HTMLViewer.
Created ModuleLicensesProvider, a new ContentProvider that serves as a
redirect for the Uris sent to HTMLViewer so that they open asset files.
In order to provide the redirect, the provider will write the license file
to a file in Settings' cache directory when the license does not exist
in the cache or is outdated. The provider then opens that cached file.
Fixes: 135183006
Test: robotests
Change-Id: I7d69da34780c8c4efb150d0c0411078c12bc80d8
On the SIM details page, the preference leading to a page for
configuring wifi calling will appear based on the results of the
MobileNetworkUtils#isWifiCallingEnabled helper function. That helper
uses the ImsManager to check several conditions, among them both
isWfcEnabledByPlatform and isWfcProvisionedOnDevice.
The page for configuring wifi calling has a tabbed UX, with one tab for
each active subscription that supports it. The WifiCallingSettings class
gets a list of the active subscriptions to determine which tabs to show,
and removes any that don't support wifi calling, but was only using the
isWfcEnabledByPlatform test to do so. This is a problem because the code
for showing the contents inside the tab, in WifiCallingSettingsForSub,
includes a sanity check of isWfcProvisionedOnDevice and calls finish()
if that returns false.
What this meant in practice is that if you happened to have 2
subscriptions where one returns true for both isWfcEnabledByPlatform and
isWfcProvisionedOnDevice, but the other only returned true for
isWfcEnabledByPlatform, then you'd never be able to succesfully use the
wifi calling page at all because the tab for the subscription you
*aren't* trying to configure would always call finish() early.
The right long term solution to this problem is probably to remove the
tabbed UX entirely from this page, since we probably don't need it given
the overall new multi-SIM UX. But there may still be legacy uses and
that is likely a bigger change than we want to make right now.
As a stopgap, this CL just adds a check of isWfcProvisionedOnDevice to
the code for filtering out ineligible subscriptions from the tabbed
interface, which we should have always had anyway.
Fixes: 135591718
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I656c3d3fb30cb6fabcb86685eae38c5f0cd0c6f2
Changes the lockdown description to reference biometric unlocks more
generally, and not just fingerprint unlock.
Bug: 135282412
Test: The string for lockdown does not refer to fingerprint
Change-Id: I8f1cf43bc8d42288d96a272b3243a7863c8d4941
Fixes: 134965754
Test: Verified slice appears when not enrolled.
Test: Verified slice does not appear when enrolled.
Test: Verified slice disappears after clicking on icon and going back
to settings page.
Change-Id: Id1c4458742ab622df8d5881e926fe54684b36843
This reverts commit 43374eabb8.
Reason for revert: No longer needed because we are using whitelist for
SMS permission
Fixes: 135213238
Test: presubmit
Change-Id: I182be4a1136521f325866e70e875439c17816ef2
For some kinds of telephony changes that might happen while we're
already showing one of these dialogs, we already get sent a new intent
for the dialog which we internally convert into a refresh of the dialog
contents instead of stacking a new copy on top of the old one.
But it turns out there are some other cases where the telephony stack
doesn't send a new intent for the dialog but *does* send a change event
through the SubscriptionManager, and we want to respond to those as
well. This CL adds a listener for those events.
Fixes: 135276696
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: Ifb93ae95f45fda5831e112306dd9361ccaa5119c
(cherry picked from commit 6a1d7e60ac)
