PackageManager.AddPermissionAsync(PermissionInfo) Method
Definition
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Like #addPermission(PermissionInfo) but asynchronously
persists the package manager state after returning from the call,
allowing it to return quicker and batch a series of adds at the
expense of no guarantee the added permission will be retained if
the device is rebooted before it is written.
[Android.Runtime.Register("addPermissionAsync", "(Landroid/content/pm/PermissionInfo;)Z", "GetAddPermissionAsync_Landroid_content_pm_PermissionInfo_Handler")]
public abstract bool AddPermissionAsync(Android.Content.PM.PermissionInfo info);[<Android.Runtime.Register("addPermissionAsync", "(Landroid/content/pm/PermissionInfo;)Z", "GetAddPermissionAsync_Landroid_content_pm_PermissionInfo_Handler")>]
abstract member AddPermissionAsync : Android.Content.PM.PermissionInfo -> boolParameters
- info
- PermissionInfo
Returns
- Attributes
Remarks
Like #addPermission(PermissionInfo) but asynchronously persists the package manager state after returning from the call, allowing it to return quicker and batch a series of adds at the expense of no guarantee the added permission will be retained if the device is rebooted before it is written.
This member is deprecated. Support for dynamic permissions is going to be removed, and apps that use dynamic permissions should declare their permissions statically inside their app manifest instead. This method will become a no-op in a future Android release and eventually be removed from the SDK.
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