Android 6.0 Marshmallow introduced
runtime permissions, which guard certain sensitive permissions such as location or contacts access behind a dialogue that the user must accept.
This has security implications, especially when it comes to big changes like the introduction of
runtime permissions with Android 6.0.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow introduced
runtime permissions, which guard certain sensitive permissions such as location or contacts access behind a dialog that the user must accept.
However, applications could get around
runtime permissions by targeting an older API level.
Developers can publish their apps on the Play Store for Android Wear by following these steps, making sure the Wear 2.0 apps set minSdkVersion to 24 or higher, use
the runtime permissions model, and are uploaded via multi-APK using the Play Developer Console.
Simple listener - based API to handle
runtime permissions and with Xiaomi's Permissions support.
Doze and app optimization are built in to hopefully extend battery life when things aren't in use,
runtime permissions help make it clear when apps are accessing different parts of your phone, new APIs for apps that need fingerprint authentication and so much more.
2.1.2: - Improved Home button support - Changing settings does not require rebooting -
Runtime permissions support for Marshmallow - Few other bugs fixes
Runtime permission have been implemented for Android Marshmallow and there are a selection of optimizations and bug fixes for everyone.
Not exact matches
For instance, the GCC compilers have an additional
permission for their
runtime libraries to let you use them in any GCC - compiled code; without that
permission, GCC could only be used to compile GPL - compatible code.
Android 8.0 Oreo introduced
runtime - only
permissions (API 23), so Google could start gating new features behind such restrictions.
Another feature that gives users more control over the app is the ability to check
permissions at
runtime.