AppOpsManager

Result from checkOp(String, int, String), noteOp(String, int, String), startOp(String, int, String): the given caller is allowed to perform the given operation.

Result from checkOp(String, int, String), noteOp(String, int, String), startOp(String, int, String): the given caller should use its default security check. This mode is not normally used; it should only be used with appop permissions, and callers must explicitly check for it and deal with it.

Result from checkOpNoThrow(String, int, String), noteOpNoThrow(String, int, String), startOpNoThrow(String, int, String): the given caller is not allowed to perform the given operation, and this attempt should cause it to have a fatal error, typically a SecurityException.

Result from checkOp(String, int, String), noteOp(String, int, String), startOp(String, int, String): the given caller is not allowed to perform the given operation, and this attempt should silently fail (it should not cause the app to crash).

Required to access phone state related information.

Access to body sensors such as heart rate, etc.

Allows an application to initiate a phone call.

Required to be able to access the camera device.

Access to coarse location information.

Access to fine location information.

Access to UsageStatsManager.

Inject mock location into the system.

Continually monitoring location data with a relatively high power request.

Continually monitoring location data.

Allows an application to read the user's calendar data.

Allows an application to read the user's call log.

Read previously received cell broadcast messages.

Allows an application to read the user's contacts data.

Read external storage.

Required to access phone state related information.

Allows an application to read SMS messages.

Allows an application to receive MMS messages.

Allows an application to receive SMS messages.

Allows an application to receive WAP push messages.

Required to be able to access the microphone device.

Allows an application to send SMS messages.

Required to draw on top of other apps.

Use the fingerprint API.

Access APIs for SIP calling over VOIP or WiFi

Allows an application to write to the user's calendar data.

Allows an application to write to the user's call log.

Allows an application to write to the user's contacts data.

Write external storage.

Required to write/modify/update system settingss.

Do a quick check for whether an application might be able to perform an operation. This is not a security check; you must use noteOp(String, int, String) or startOp(String, int, String) for your actual security checks, which also ensure that the given uid and package name are consistent. This function can just be used for a quick check to see if an operation has been disabled for the application, as an early reject of some work. This does not modify the time stamp or other data about the operation.

Like checkOp(String, int, String) but instead of throwing a SecurityException it returns MODE_ERRORED.

Do a quick check to validate if a package name belongs to a UID.

Report that an application is no longer performing an operation that had previously been started with startOp(String, int, String). There is no validation of input or result; the parameters supplied here must be the exact same ones previously passed in when starting the operation.

Make note of an application performing an operation. Note that you must pass in both the uid and name of the application to be checked; this function will verify that these two match, and if not, return MODE_IGNORED. If this call succeeds, the last execution time of the operation for this app will be updated to the current time.

Like noteOp(String, int, String) but instead of throwing a SecurityException it returns MODE_ERRORED.

Make note of an application performing an operation on behalf of another application when handling an IPC. Note that you must pass the package name of the application that is being proxied while its UID will be inferred from the IPC state; this function will verify that the calling uid and proxied package name match, and if not, return MODE_IGNORED. If this call succeeds, the last execution time of the operation for the proxied app and your app will be updated to the current time.

Like noteProxyOp(String, String) but instead of throwing a SecurityException it returns MODE_ERRORED.

Gets the app op name associated with a given permission. The app op name is one of the public constants defined in this class such as OPSTR_COARSE_LOCATION.

Report that an application has started executing a long-running operation. Note that you must pass in both the uid and name of the application to be checked; this function will verify that these two match, and if not, return MODE_IGNORED. If this call succeeds, the last execution time of the operation for this app will be updated to the current time and the operation will be marked as "running". In this case you must later call finishOp(String, int, String) to report when the application is no longer performing the operation.

Like startOp(String, int, String) but instead of throwing a SecurityException it returns MODE_ERRORED.

Monitor for changes to the operating mode for the given op in the given app package.

Stop monitoring that was previously started with startWatchingMode(String, String, AppOpsManager.OnOpChangedListener). All monitoring associated with this callback will be removed.