[lnanek2]

Some of their products have bug trackers. That said, I submitted some fixes to their Android docs in the Android issue tracker years ago. Really obvious stuff like where their sample code would cause a crash due to trying to start a dialog with the wrong type of context, etc.. They never fixed them. So there is essentially no way. They apparently have a bug bounty system, but you would have to exploit their mistakes to do injection or something before the mistake would qualify.

[mdwrigh2]

Thanks for at least attempting to contribute! If you'll point me towards the patches, or at least the bad docs, is be happy to help get them fixed.