Perform camera permission and app ops check when setting camera for VT.
When a calling InCallService attempts to use the setCamera API on the
VideoCall, Telecom will perform a permission check to ensure that the
caller has the correct camera permission and passes the app-ops camera
check. A failure to set the camera will result in a callback via the
call session event API.
This got a little messy as the app ops package name needs to come from the
InCallService, and handler usage in the VideoProvider API means we had to
pass around the uid/pid of the caller, obtained before we trampoline onto
the handler.
Test: Unit tests added, manual testing performed.
Bug: 32747443
Change-Id: I555a04f9c3fb45e60bb811f64ba855ccf2e3b0e2
diff --git a/telecomm/java/android/telecom/Phone.java b/telecomm/java/android/telecom/Phone.java
index a4ef560..30ec5b3 100644
--- a/telecomm/java/android/telecom/Phone.java
+++ b/telecomm/java/android/telecom/Phone.java
@@ -125,13 +125,16 @@
private boolean mCanAddCall = true;
- Phone(InCallAdapter adapter) {
+ private final String mCallingPackage;
+
+ Phone(InCallAdapter adapter, String callingPackage) {
mInCallAdapter = adapter;
+ mCallingPackage = callingPackage;
}
final void internalAddCall(ParcelableCall parcelableCall) {
Call call = new Call(this, parcelableCall.getId(), mInCallAdapter,
- parcelableCall.getState());
+ parcelableCall.getState(), mCallingPackage);
mCallByTelecomCallId.put(parcelableCall.getId(), call);
mCalls.add(call);
checkCallTree(parcelableCall);