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1) it is not really realistic in practice: - Permissions are requested incrementally at runtime. For large apps, a LOT of these permissions depend on corner ca
by on_and_off 8y ago
1) it is not really realistic in practice:
- Permissions are requested incrementally at runtime. For large apps, a LOT of these permissions depend on corner cases BUT you still declare all the permissions you might ask for.
So maybe I will declare that I might ask to see the content of your screen .. because there is an help menu where I take a video of your screen to send to support after asking you for the permission.
Same for camera .. we might use Google Pay for most cases, but in one of the countries where we have the app, a local player has a very popular solution that scans your credit card. So we declare that we might need Camera because of this sdk.
Etc.
This is one of the reasons why the previous model where you asked the permissions at install time did not work very well in practice.