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Hi I'm not sure how they're detecting this then .. assuming their expectation is that sensors could be used once the user has granted permissions, presumably it's not just the fact that there is code present that has the ability to rest the sensor data - they must be seeing that something is accessing it, during start-up etc. I don't think there's a way to trigger a stack trace when a hardware sensor is accessed (unless you're able to somehow create a new 'sensor manager' for a test device and log all the calls to it?). Let me discuss further here to see if we can get some mechanism set up to check for instances of the call to SensorManager so that we can at least list the modules/ANEs that need to be checked further. thanks |
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I have set
<disableSensorAccess>true</disableSensorAccess>
in app.xml, and remove allimport flash.sensors.Accelerometer
in my project, while I still get "Collecting Accelerometer sensor information" from Huawei AppGallery app review, and there are no further technical details. [AIRSDK: 51.1.3.4 ]If there is a switch that controls whether debugging information(Accelerometer init/call stacktrace) is displayed, I would find out which ANE or others call the Accelerometer ... @ajwfrost
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