I am trying to add Android 6.0 support in my Existing Android App. I have used SYNCADAPTER
to sync data. its working fine till API 22. but in 23 (ANDROID 6.0) they have remove Group permission AUTHENTICATE_ACCOUNTS
.
I found sample how to get run-time permission, I tried same with AUTHENTICATE_ACCOUNTS
but it is not working.
I also found one answer, Is there any trick to use AUTHENTICATE_ACCOUNTS
same as that answer?
i found removed permissions list overhere. so if my app use that permission which is listed. in that case does any app works in Android M (6.0)?
How do you ask for permission in a formal letter? You have to make sure to use formal language in a permission letter. Specify the reason for which you are seeking permission clearly, and do not miss out any details. Be kind and polite in your writing.
Requesting Android Runtime Permissions For this the following method needs to be called on every permission. checkSelfPermission(String perm); It returns an integer value of PERMISSION_GRANTED or PERMISSION_DENIED.
To read and write data to external storage, the app required WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE and READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE system permission. These permissions are added to the AndroidManifest. xml file. Add these permissions just after the package name.
There is no longer need AUTHENTICATE_ACCOUNTS on Android 6.0.
you can use android:maxSdkVersion="22"
on your uses-permission element to stop requesting it as of Android 6.0.
As mentioned in comment by CommonsWare Sir and this blog helped to understand more on this issue.
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