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by rickdeckard
217 days ago
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It's not explicitly part of the CDD, but implicitly. The device must support the Android permissions model and is only allowed to extend this implementation using OWN permissions (in a different namespace than 'android'), but not allowed to deviate from it. INTERNET is a "normal permission", automatically granted at install time if declared in the manifest.
OEMs cannot change the grant behavior without breaking compatibility because: The CDD explicitly states that the Android security model must remain intact.
Any deviation would fail CTS (Compatibility Test Suite) and prevent Play certification. |
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