Adapting Your Apps for Android 11 Privacy Changes
summary
Covers concrete Android 11 changes: one-time permissions for camera microphone and location with separate foreground/background requests and guidance to request foreground first then background only when needed, new user consent flow to batch media edits/deletes via intent sender, a data auditing API via AppOpsManager data auditing and attribution tags to log stack traces and feature names, the manifest <queries> declaration for package visibility, scoped storage refinements, MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE for file managers, and ADB commands to validate package queries.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Android 11 privacy
- 1:08Privacy design principles
- 2:17One-time permission requests
- 6:33Foreground and background location
- 8:44Data access auditing
- 13:45Package visibility changes
- 18:57Scoped storage updates
- 25:02Manage external storage
- 26:26Privacy best practices summary
- 29:37Q&A session
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