i have app called "SuperSMS" FROM 2016
and when i upload the new version and fill the declartion form
i get this message
Hi Developers at Dustfall,
Thanks for contacting the Google Play team.
I’ve reviewed your appeal request and found that your app, SuperSMS - Text Messages (com.Dustfall.SuperSms), does not qualify for use of DEFAULT_SMS.
We are unable to verify permissions prompt in your app. If these permissions (e.g. READ_SMS, RECEIVE_MMS, RECEIVE_SMS, and SEND_SMS) are not required, please remove them from your app.
Your app does not appear to prompt the user to be a default handler prior to requesting related permissions as required by the policy. Please make necessary changes in order to comply with policy requirements and resubmit your app through a Declaration Form.
Permission requests should make sense to users. You may only request permissions that are necessary to implement critical current features or services in your application. You may not use permissions that give access to user or device data for undisclosed, unimplemented, or disallowed features or purposes. For additional guidance, please review the Permissions policy and this Play Console Help Center article.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Best Regards,
Anya
The Google Play Team
NOW WHAT THE HELL THEY WANT ?
AND THERE IS NOBODY TO TALK WITH HIM
Thread closed as duplicated with https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/hello-to-maybe-help-t3900117
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First let me say Moderators, I could not find where requests for programming work to be done was prohibited, if it is, please delete this thread.
2nd - If you need to move this thread, please feel free to do so.
I have written a custom web application for a specific business, that allows schedule tracking of jobs, allow comments to flow between staff members and clients, and pictures to be uploaded.
This application is just starting to take off, but I am getting a huge request for dedicated applications for the mobile devices. (WM, Blackberry, Palm).
I am a web developer and know nothing about programming for the devices, so I am needing to find someone with great knowledge of this type of work, and can knock out the project in a timely manner, and be able to provide support and upgrades as I under the web application.
I will be looking to roll out one application at a time, and go from there. If you would interested in this project please PM me with some form of contact info.
I will be requiring all source code be provided and you must speak perfect english, as this can effect the output of the application
Hello,
sorry if it looks like : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=778743
I do not know if I'm in the right place to ask this question, but after reading the topics .. I go:
Here I am doing an application that may require a lot of potential permissions.
This application has a rather abstract but can offer services with different permissions.
I understand that the concept of permission "request to have confidence."
My question: is it possible to configure the user's request permissions to accept?
Example:
You want to install the application APPLI:
Do you agree that it accesses your contacts? => Yes / no answer
Do you agree that it sends SMS? => Yes / no answer
Do you agree that it accesses the internet? => Yes / no answer
...
But still install the application at the end, taking into account acceptances because it can provide services without permission.
I hope I was clear enough.
Thank you in advance for your help
Hey guys,
firstly I've read the rules and I believe here is the right place to ask that, but if not, please correct me as I'm a new user of the forum.
Well, I'm doing a research related with privacy in Android. I need build an application that can monitoring when another application
send sms in background for example. So I'm trying analyse the possibilities to do that using a application with root privileges or if in
last case, take a ROM and modify it.
My question is: what a rooted application can if fact do? For example, can I have access to the process in executions and know
what they are doing?
And another thing is, I'm starting search about the using of critical data for applications, like location data. As I'm starting, someone can
please guide do in how to know when a application require this kind of critical data? In the level of what should I search for or some link
related with that?
Thank you for now
Pablo
Hey all I have created a new GPS spoofing app called "Fake GPS Controller" available on Google Play. (can't post link due to new xda account registration, you'll have to search for it)
It has a built in floating joystick which allows you to directly control where you want to move (simulates walking or running). Also, it does NOT require "Mock Locations" to be activated in developer options if you are rooted and install it as a system app to the /system/priv-app folder.
Hopefully this doesn't run afoul of the forum rules, yes I'd like to get some attention for my app, but also some feedback, and discuss improvements.
I have 100 codes available for free download, I will post some below, and can post more or do some sort of BETA if there's interest. Lastly, please if you download it and you like, please rate the app favorably. Thanks!
Oh, one more thing, the app has issues with rubber banding location on some? newer phones (I think it's an Android Marshmallow issue). From my research I don't think this problem is specific to my app, it sounds like all the spoofing apps are having this problem. I'm actively looking for solutions to this problem and would love to fix this in my app. I've read posts suggesting disabling Fused Location provider but would like to find a more simple approach if there exists one that I can incorporate directly into the app..
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This question is regarding app permissions and they work? Locations is permission in android does it have limits?or does cooperate with rest the permission in android 10 for example....Someone told to ask Tom,sd_shadow so I'm asking please
Anonymousdef said:
This question is regarding app permissions and they work? Locations is permission in android does it have limits?or does cooperate with rest the permission in android 10 for example....Someone told to ask Tom,sd_shadow so I'm asking please
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Prior to Android 10, location permission is a single resource: apps only require permission once to use everywhere (foreground and background) and every time. But from Android 10, background location comes as an independent resource. Apps have to request explicitly this permission besides the foreground one.
For more details, check the official doc here.
Request location permissions | Android Developers
developer.android.com
Thank you James_Watson for explaining that to me! And notes good I read about it!
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Thank you James_Watson for explaining that to me! And notes good I read about it!
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But still don't answer don't this example compare to the other example one app grants app on while app is in use they other app on all the time...confusing just a little bet