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H A D | platform.xml | diff 86684240eb5753bb97c2cfc93d1d25fa1870f8f1 Sat Feb 03 23:32:31 CET 2018 Jeff Sharkey <jsharkey@android.com> Media process should run with "write" access. The WRITE_MEDIA_STORAGE permission had inadvertently been giving apps the "default" view of storage. This had worked for a long since, since we also gave them the "sdcard_rw" permission, but a recent security patch broke this for secondary users. Apps holding this permission should have been mounted "write" all along, and relied on that view to access storage devices. This also means they no longer need the "sdcard_rw" GID. Test: builds, boots, secondary user media/camera works Bug: 72732906, 71737806, 72224817 Change-Id: I5cd687a1e128024f33b4acd93c15e75192ed1c85 |
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H A D | PackageManagerService.java | diff 86684240eb5753bb97c2cfc93d1d25fa1870f8f1 Sat Feb 03 23:32:31 CET 2018 Jeff Sharkey <jsharkey@android.com> Media process should run with "write" access. The WRITE_MEDIA_STORAGE permission had inadvertently been giving apps the "default" view of storage. This had worked for a long since, since we also gave them the "sdcard_rw" permission, but a recent security patch broke this for secondary users. Apps holding this permission should have been mounted "write" all along, and relied on that view to access storage devices. This also means they no longer need the "sdcard_rw" GID. Test: builds, boots, secondary user media/camera works Bug: 72732906, 71737806, 72224817 Change-Id: I5cd687a1e128024f33b4acd93c15e75192ed1c85 |
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