AndroidManifest.xml automatically adds android.permission.WRITE_ Extended_ STORAGE
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wrote on 9 Sept 2023, 16:45 last edited by
I use Qt6.4, and for any Android app, regardless of whether I set up AndroidManifest.xml or not, the AndroidManifest.xml generated in the android-build directory has<uses permission android: name="android. permission. WRITE-EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>, while WRITE_ Extended_ STORAGE is a very sensitive permission.
Is there any solution?
Do other versions of Qt have this issue?
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wrote on 10 Sept 2023, 00:37 last edited by
I try 6.5.3, the same result :(
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wrote on 10 Sept 2023, 03:07 last edited by
sorry， it‘s 6.5.2
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I use Qt6.4, and for any Android app, regardless of whether I set up AndroidManifest.xml or not, the AndroidManifest.xml generated in the android-build directory has<uses permission android: name="android. permission. WRITE-EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>, while WRITE_ Extended_ STORAGE is a very sensitive permission.
Is there any solution?
Do other versions of Qt have this issue?
wrote on 10 Sept 2023, 04:49 last edited byremoved <! --%%Insert_ PERMISSIONS --> from androidmanifest.xml, it works.
I don't know where the default permissions for Qt are set, perhaps this is the most thorough solution.
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