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New, simpler approach. No custom permissions, no custom apis In InstallStart when installing apps it checks if play store is genuine google play store and the user is a work profile and skips the DISALLOW_UNKNOWN_SOURCES restriction DevicePolicyGmsHooks runs after device policy manager creates the profile and installs store + services and gives the store permission to install packages (REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES) (only if the managing app requires play services) |
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I remember last time I was told the play store installation shouldn't happen in DevicePolicyManagerService as it has too many permissions I need the installation to happen just before the device policy app is installed and gets any intent, as it may crash due to lack of play services. I'm none the wiser on how to do that securely and I'd appreciate some guidence if possible |
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Absolute legend mate, thank you so much for continuing to develop and push this! |
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How do we know the managing app requires play services? For example, Microsoft Company Portal requires it to set up the work profile. Will this change support that use case? |
See 437b272#diff-d0c4fee5a9bb21d19df9696c4428b8053d7842e0e3fde3356fd4bdc335666548R33 |
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SystemUITests contains tests that calls SystemUI code that accesses GrapheneOS settings such as lockscreen_scramble_pin_layout, scramble_sim_pin_layout and lockscreen_scramble_pin_layout_secondary Test: atest SystemUITests:com.android.systemui.tests com.android.keyguard.KeyguardPinViewControllerTest Test: atest SystemUITests:com.android.keyguard.KeyguardPinBasedInputViewControllerTest
Edge-to-edge is still not supported in many AOSP UIs and in LogViewer.
This reverts commit 569110fb91ed4c876c05d773555ec1de0603f175.
This approach is no longer viable since Pixel USB HAL sources are not available anymore.
There is new code in Android 16 that gets called when hardware keyboard gets added / updated / removed if the com.android.internal.widget.flags.hide_last_char_with_physical_input aconfig flag is enabled. When this happens, it seems it will always use LockDomain.Primary's setting for enhanced PIN privacy when the external keyboard state changes; the`isPinEnhancedPrivacyEnabled` method uses Primary by default via a method override if a LockDomain is not passed. Fix this by passing the stored mLockDomain field. Also fixes test failures due to mocking a function that never gets called from 2FA changes. Test: atest SystemUITests:com.android.keyguard.KeyguardPinBasedInputViewControllerTest
It's used by arsclib.
This reverts commit 59f7252.
When setting up a google-managed work profile, GmsCore tries to install the Android Device Policy app For this to work REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES permission needs to be in it's manifest
…nto work profile Currently when creating a work profile with a DPC app that requires play services, the DPC app expects play services to also exist on the work profile Since play services aren't global on GOS, this patch automatically installs them into the work profile Whether an app requires play services is automatically detected Because this needs to happen before the DPC app is triggered in any way in the work profile, this needs to be part of the profile creation itself.
When a work profile with play services gets created Play Store can't install any apps as the work profile may have a policy active to forbid unknown sources as it is not aware that play store is not a system app and gets blocked by that policy. Here we detect if the play store is genuine and is trying to install an app in a work profile. If that is the case we allow it to proceed, despite not being a
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new issue, play store is not being copied. |
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This would fix a lot of issues lol |
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Hi just checking, are there plans to merge this yet? Thanks |
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This is currently broken and i have no resources to update and fix |
What?! Please noo. :'( |
Currently when creating a work profile with a DPC app that requires play services, the DPC app expects play services to also exist on the work profile
Since play services aren't global on GOS, this patch automatically installs them into the work profile
Whether an app requires play services is automatically detected
Because this needs to happen before the DPC app is triggered in any way in the work profile, this needs to be part of the profile creation itself.