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1. Edit: In B4XPages the permission result event signature is: Wait For B4XPage_PermissionResult (Permission As String, Result As Boolean) 2. Important to read: https://www.b4x.-jar-targetsdkversion-minsdkversion.87610/#content 261306184 If the targetSdkVersion is lower than 23 then the standard
link: As this is a tutorial please start a new thread for any unrelated question (BTW, my Android device run Android 7.0 ;) ).
link: The Permissions are not Strings! Use this permissions. See this list for all permissions https://www.b4x.-a-list-of-permissions-in-android.39401/
link: Got this to work on my app but I struggled a little: 1. When I set the SDK to 26, my app stopped working without any explanation. Further investigat

I guess the sentence "the permissions are included in version 3.05" means here that you don't need to add them with manifest editor but of course your app still needs the user to grant them at runtime.
link: Yeah, the permissions thing changed with Android 6 so I cam across this in my apps on account of wanting to write to an SD Card. If you click on the L
link: I have found solution. I did it like Erels Tutorial "Runtime Permissions (Android 6.0+ Permissions)" approx. after 9:50 minutes... Here the link: http
link: Thanks. I didn't know much about runtime permissions... until know. ;)

PermissionsManager is a library that enables the management of runtime permissions. This library completely replaces the standard RuntimePermissions library with the addition of modern dangerous permissions and special permissions that require approval via the settings application. This library con
link: In the future of Android development, there will be more and more "special" permissions. I think it is necessary to include them in some library for e
link: Version 1.1 Download library from the first post. Changes: Added special permission SPECIAL_APP_NOTIFICATION in permissions constants. Added special
link: Very interesting, thanks. I already had my code to request special permissions, but having them all collected in one library is very convenient

B4A Permissions PermissionsManager PermissionsManager is a library that enables the management of runtime permissions. This library completely replaces the standard RuntimePermissions library with the addition of modern dangerous permissions and special permissions that require approval via the sett
link: B4A Permissions PermissionsManager PermissionsManager is a library that enables the management of runtime permissions. This library completely replace
link: B4A Drawing Draw on top of other apps permission Starting from Android 6 a special permission is required if you want to use the SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW p

l'acces aux messages et contacts est tres dangereux, evidemment... le runtime permis s'effectue moyannant un petit morceau de code, dont un tas d'exmples sur le forum voici un lien traitant des runtime permissions https://www.b4x.-permissions-android-6-0-permissions.67689/#content bonne chance.
link: je suis un débutant au niveau de la programmation et actuellement j'essaie de réaliser une petite application qui peut récupérer tous les messages et

In the Manifest you declare which permissions your app will need to work. Then in the code you make the effective request to the user to have such permissions granted.
link: Okay.So I understand that permissions are required by various functions but what I don't understand is where these are actually actioned Recently I up
link: https://www.b4x.-permissions-android-6-0-permissions.67689/

it's all wrong, sorry. from b4a viewpoint socket <> udpsocket. b4a socket is tcp, not udp. you want basic? attached find basic. you didn't say where your "server" is, but to keep things simple, i made "server" and "client" on the same device. udpsocket handles sending and receiving. it is bot
link: Hi, I'm trying to use UDP in my app. I can't send or receive UDP packets, nothing, confirmed by monitoring with WireShark that nothing is going out o
link: Ok, I found the solution - I was using address 0.0.0.0 as a destination as the host address on my esp project (which works fine esp to esp) but it see

Note that there is a common misconception about permissions. Permissions are added when you declare an object type that requires the permissions, not when you add libraries.
link: Hi all, In my AndroidManifest file, I see many permissions being requested by my app, like: <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS
link: Compile with F5 and then press on the List Permissions button.
link: You can remove permissions using the Manifest Editor (RemovePermission)

These are the permissions of my app as shown in the Play Console app bundle detail: android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE android.permission.INTERNET android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED android.permission. android.permission.SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM androi
link: One of the libraries you are using seems to have a function that might use that permission and google is detecting that. If you know for sure that yo
link: Can you post the complete manifest editor code?

No there isn't! The library implements an instance of UsbManager which does implement the HasPermission and RequestPermission metods. Both of these are methods that accept a single parameter that is an instance of UsbSerial. There is no actual permission to explicitly request access to a USB device.
link: I know there is the HasPermission and RequestPermission function built into the library, but I am trying to specifically find out what the exact andro
link: If that is the case, then why does this fail needing a permission:143157

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