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Yes, and frogblast is saying that they don't see a privacy issue in the camera picker for Android 10 that needs to be mitigated by removing it in Android 11.
by sparky_z 6y ago
Yes, and frogblast is saying that they don't see a privacy issue in the camera picker for Android 10 that needs to be mitigated by removing it in Android 11.
- commoner 6y agoThanks, I misunderstood. This change does not improve privacy, and may even reduce privacy by preventing the user from switching to a free and open source camera app, assuming that the stock camera app is proprietary.