On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 11:13 AM, Mounir Lamouri wrote:
> On 04/20/2012 10:58 AM, Adrienne Porter Felt wrote:
> > You can theoretically use Intents to send something silently in the
> > background, or you can use Intents to open a full-screen SMS dialog that
> is
> > pre-populated where the user
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>There _is_ a more powerful capability that we may want to have
available to
>a small handful of apps: "turn on the camera at some indefinite time
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>There _is_ a more powerful capability that we may want to have
available to
>a small handful of apps: "turn on the camera at some indefinite time
Dear forum,
I'm using nss 3.12.4 to establish fips compliance SSL connection.
As first step, in my java application I load (using System.load())
libnspr4, libplc4, libplds4, nssutil3, sqlite3.
In win xp and win7 it works fine, the dlls are loaded and I managed to
create fips compliance certificate
On 4/17/2012 9:00 PM, Lucas Adamski wrote:
On 4/15/2012 1:32 PM, Adrienne Porter Felt wrote:
Would the following suggestion solve the problem?
* Applications may embed the "magic" photo or videorecord icons. As soon as
the user presses the button, the app
receives the data. A notification is
On 4/16/2012 11:14 AM, Jason Miller wrote:
That is one area where one could trust the app - the only way for it to
gain access to the camera would be to insert the button's DOM node facade
(this is a secure mechanism, because the DOM node is not the button itself,
it is only a placement indicator
>Some followup issues that came up in conversation:
>
>1. There is a regulatory frame around E-911 that we need to understand.
> Do we need to indicate, through the API, that a device can be used
> for 911 calls but not other calls?
And don't forget that the regulatory issues are quite diffe
Dear forum,
I'm using nss 3.12.4 to establish fips compliance SSL connection.
As first step, in my java application I load (using System.load())
libnspr4, libplc4, libplds4, nssutil3, sqlite3.
In win xp and win7 it works fine, the dlls are loaded and I managed to
create fips compliance certifi
>Actually, a lot of apps need access to the preview before starting to
>capture (an image or video). Any app that wants to do realtime
>transformations or effects will need the preview stream and then
>display it themselves. Also, there are a class of apps that do
>"pre-cording" so that you can c
>Some followup issues that came up in conversation:
>
>1. There is a regulatory frame around E-911 that we need to understand.
> Do we need to indicate, through the API, that a device can be used
> for 911 calls but not other calls?
And don't forget that the regulatory issues are quite diffe
>The countdown annoyance could also be mitigated by adding an "always allow"
>option to the user countdown indicator or recording notification UI. That
>way a user can grant her favorite alternative Camera application persisted
>access to immediate stream access. Those two concepts combined solve
On 2012-04-24 9:50 AM, Randell Jesup wrote:
>a small handful of apps: "turn on the camera at some indefinite time
in the
>future, without user interaction at the time".
That need is exactly what some WebRTC apps need (think VoIP-like
service - replacement for Skype, Google Hangouts where you w
>
> >There _is_ a more powerful capability that we may want to have available
> to
> >a small handful of apps: "turn on the camera at some indefinite time in
> the
> >future, without user interaction at the time". The only use case I can
> >think of for that is an anti-device-theft system (turn on
We thought about this (it's in the proposal that we're currently
writing up), and there is no optimal solution. Implicit access
through trusted UI works for *most* use cases, but there is a special
set of edge cases---mostly security apps---that require permission for
future events where the user
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>There _is_ a more powerful capability that we may want to have
available to
>a small
I spent yesterday afternoon playing around with a lot of the most-popular
iOS camera apps. Most of the special effects applied to previews are
extremely simple: they change the contrast, blur everything but the center,
shade everything but the center, etc. It would be pretty simple to write
these
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