I'd post logcats but I've already flashed new nightlies without the patch. The manifest method of requesting permissions in Android is a guarantee. Applications

I'd post logcats but I've already flashed new nightlies without the patch. The manifest method of requesting permissions in Android is a guarantee. Applications don't test for the availability or presence of permissions for things that they declare in their manifests. Because they have no reason to have to test for them. When they're not granted and the system retunrs an error or exception... it's not caught because it should, according to the API, never ever happen. How would that not make an application crash? Additionally, returning fake data has it's own problems including at the very least integrity.