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Except, according to the article, they first try the proper Android API. And then only do this thing if the api tells them they have no permission.
by dmitrygr 7y ago
Except, according to the article, they first try the proper Android API. And then only do this thing if the api tells them they have no permission.
- jackewiehose 7y agoThat paragraph in the article isn't about Unity, it's about the "OpenX SDK" and that is indeed a very shady behavior (I guess it's right that uMatrix completely blocks all access to www.openx.com).