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Anyone know if they're using React Native for this?

• alangpierce 11y ago
  (I worked on the Android app.) No, we're not using React Native yet, but we're hoping to start using it in the near future.
  • androidpermissi 11y ago
    Okay, I got to ask. Why do you need permissions for identity and call logs. I still installed it, because you guys are awesome, but those permissions don't seem necessary. Obviously, I could be (and probably am) wrong.
    • tdkl 11y ago
      Because Android permission model is junk and at least it's getting a rethink in M. Which will be relevant sometime in 2016 on part of Android device base but at least it's something. Honestly, if someone would be paranoid and wouldn't install apps based on those permissions, you'd be left with the stock phone.
    • alangpierce 11y ago
      Thanks for calling that out, it looks like the "read phone status and identity" permission is actually there by accident. (Still, I think it doesn't provide access to call logs, but I might be missing something.) We never specify it in our manifest, and none of our libraries do, but it looks like it's getting automatically added for compatibility reasons because one of our libraries has a low target SDK version. I'm fairly sure we never use that permission. I'll file a bug and we can probably can probably find a workaround to get that permission removed in a future release. All of the other permissions are explicitly in our manifest and correspond to actual features of the app.