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Sure it does: my browsing history, contacts, etc are separate and distinct for each profile. To the best of my knowledge there is no Android permission that'll
by technofiend 11y ago
Sure it does: my browsing history, contacts, etc are separate and distinct for each profile. To the best of my knowledge there is no Android permission that'll let you cross that boundry. Please, if you know of evidence to the contrary please share a link to the Android docs. That would be a reason to root my phone and run a release with a privacy plugin.
- anowlcalledjosh 11y agoThere is absolutely a permission for that, it's called INTERACT_ACROSS_USERS. I suspect what you mean is 'is there a permission accessible by normal apps that can do this', to which the answer is no - the permission is signature-level, meaning the app must be signed with the same key as the OS to be able to access the permission. I can't find a page from the official docs from my phone, but there's a list of permissions on Stack Exchange: http://android.stackexchange.com/a/38389/150855 http://android.stackexchange.com/a/38389/150855
- technofiend 11y agoThank you for the correction, but my point stands: unless it's signed by Google's OS key it won't be able to cross that boundary. Although since ABC is a major investor in Uber...