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@MuntashirAkon > So, please correct me if I am wrong but this looks overly complicated There are many ways to do the same thing. This is what I was meaning...

> Permissions are at the heart of Android and its security. Therefore, they have to be handled delicately While I didn't mean to suggest doing things this way even if...

@MuntashirAkon > I think, an interesting experiment would be to find a way to let the system know that the permissions are in fact run-time permissions, not the usual normal...

@MuntashirAkon > It's not that simple. Take the INTERNET permission as an example. An app declaring this permission expects that the permission would be granted by default. If the permission...

> Yes. But the latter approach is universal, applicable to all apps and within the concepts used by Android, and this sort of features already offered by some operating systems...

@MuntashirAkon You know what they say, a picture is better than a thousand word I tried to block internet access using my way of changing `packages.xml` and I **used version...

@networkException @PF4Public To me, the patch that I am requesting is no different from these two patches https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/pull/1978 https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/pull/1591 but i guess from your response, Linux take priority over windows...