Yeah, I totally understand why Google did that (though, it's a WiFi provisioning app... it's literally an app that connects you to a previously untrusted WiFi n

Yeah, I totally understand why Google did that (though, it's a WiFi provisioning app... it's literally an app that connects you to a previously untrusted WiFi network. I get you gotta draw the line somewhere but that's debatably just as much of a privacy risk). That said, if you decide that it's not allowed to be changed by an app, you gotta let the user be able to make the change...