Samsung uses a permission com.samsung.permission.SSENSOR
for Samsung-specfic sensors. Android obviously does not
have that and the default is denied when there is no
permission. As such, those sensors are inaccessible.
Thus, this change removes this permission from those sensors
so we can use them.
Android does not require special permissions for most sensors
so this change doesn't attach additional permission requirements
to those sensors.
However, note that it is possible that some sensitive sensors
introduced by Samsung in the future may use SSENSOR permission
and for privacy reasons they should be handled separately with
appropriate permission control attached.
Change-Id: Ia3033898722039b285e522e226074238508f6093
Signed-off-by: Jesse Chan <jc@lineageos.org>
This fixes fingerprint on the SM-A510F and possibly other older Samsung devices when using the new
HIDL implementation
Change-Id: Ie8883d3d628e924a9b181b08681388cd05e5f325
Required because the lights need to be turned off late in boot
(e.x. during fsck for disk health), and before, blank_screen
accessing light encountered a race condition where if it didn't
get scheduled before all of the processes which were getting
shutdown were getting killed, the screen wouldn't blank.
Bug: 74976325
Test: adjusting brightness continues to work
Test: screen blanks during shutdown at the correct time
including when an artificial 5s delay is inserted when
the phone normally fscks (which can also be quick)
Change-Id: I57ebc11d7ecf57ee327c681455712f4b53de6fd3
So that init knows how to start it and to provide
an example of how to specify interfaces since there
are no lazy starting services on Pixel yet.
In order to make lights a lazy service, it would also
have to be marked as 'oneshot'.
Test: manually using Light as a lazy service
Bug: 64678982
Change-Id: I846a7e2d9545b42af9b985adb74883bda1b8c355
Willi Ye