Tell me where to get the SDK or API for Elephone s8. It is very necessary to learn how to address the front flash. I want to write an application for not received incoming calls using the front flash.
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It would make everything so much more easier! Instead of downloading apps, signing in, having everyone online in order to call/text/video call, it would be so much better if Hangouts was just integrated into the OS. On iOS all you do is sign in to your Apple ID when you first buy and turn on the phone. Same thing happens on android, so why not just integrate hangouts into this process so that if I text another android user, it automatically sends as a hangout message instead of text. This would make video calling so much easier and since hangouts is cross-platform, almost everyone would instantly be accessible for video calling/texting/VoIPing. Make the whole process transparent like on iOS and you have yourself a winning platform for doing your VoIP and video calling almost instantly.
My application need to create multi-group wifi-direct communication.But after testing I find that none of the following scenarios are feasible in Android:
1) a device plays the role of P2P client in one group and GO in another. 2) a device behaves as client in two or more groups.
I want to ask does the google have the plan to update the android Wifi-Direct API for suppporting one of above, so that we could implement multi-group communication easily?
Or are there some ways for two wifi-direct group communication with each other in android?
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey guys,
I am interested in monitoring Google Fit API calls on Android devices. In particular, I would like to inspect reading and writing data to the Google Fitness Store. For that, I need to monitor 3 APIs: Recording API, History API and Session API.
However, I don't exactly know how to do it.
Do you think it can be done using Xprivacy (or even Xposed modules)?
Thanks!
Hey everyone, I wanted to get more information on how to create User Login in an app, say I wanted my users to login with there google or Facebook account and me able to upload photos, where would the accounts and photos be stored?
I know obviously on my own servers but could anyone point in the right direction more reading material would be great.
I'm just starting out in Android Dev, I'd like to get more information in creating these types of applications, thanks for your help. Appreciate it.
FNostromo said:
Hey everyone, I wanted to get more information on how to create User Login in an app, say I wanted my users to login with there google or Facebook account and me able to upload photos, where would the accounts and photos be stored?
I know obviously on my own servers but could anyone point in the right direction more reading material would be great.
I'm just starting out in Android Dev, I'd like to get more information in creating these types of applications, thanks for your help. Appreciate it.
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Their are a few ways to look at it.
1: How is the login suppose to function?
2: Client side or Server side?
3: The main login files are normally stored sever side.
4: What programming language and or crm are you using?
5: What ever your using for the base operation login would be where you will seek the help for that enviroment.
6: If you are logging in to anything.. Then you would go through a program you made or a web page viewed.
7: Are you trying to Api through apps to jack the login information to login to multiple places? Or one place?
8: Your question is good ,but you need to specify exactly what you want to do ,and the outcome.
9: Are you programing an apk app?
10: Are you making a ROM or ?
11: If you want a user to fly across from Google or Facebook then you would basically intercept the Api of the login and act as if your the actual program. That type of thing is Api related.
12: Every program has it's own programming and api calls and functions... Also special folders Vendor specific.....
Sorta like hacking the vendors api...
That would evolve into security protocols being tampered with. That's why they don't give out that information. But you could sniff the packets via a computer and send and receive responses and also do some reverse engineering on the Api.
Deep level stuff.
Not something people will just answer.
The answer is in the question please tell us from beginning to end what it is you want to accomplish.
Like everyone, I have to submit a Permissions Declarations Form for one of my apps, GVoice Callback, whose sole purpose is to Proxy Calls, which is an approved use case for three sensitive permissions: android.permission.PROCESS_OUTGOING_CALLS (for intercepting call), android.permission.READ_CALL_LOG, android.permission.WRITE_CALL_LOG (for maintaining a correct call log when calls are canceled).
For some reason, Google just won't approve it. Their policy enforcers kept responding that "We couldn’t verify the declared core functionality of your app during our review",despite multiple strenuous efforts to prepare video demos and detailed explanations to demonstrate how my app's core functionality is to Proxy Calls. Asked to clarify what part should be explained more, Google's appeal team simply replied that they could not give a better answer than the same stock, unspecific message I had already received.
Not sure if this is a common experience. I know that task automation, call recorder type of apps have been struggling with this issue, but my app is straight up a call proxy, but they just won't see it. I would think even without the video demo and the additional explanations I gave in my request, it'd be pretty obvious from the store listing (which is the same text here: gvoicecallback_netlify_com/#overview). I'm giving up now...