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Commit 142766a6 authored by Danny Baumann's avatar Danny Baumann
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Don't let apps disable the SIM PIN entry screen. 

As the user (who controls the app behaviour after all) likely doesn't
see the PIN screen as a lock screen (he likely wants telephony) and the
PIN screen is not shown on a timer-driven basis, it should be treated
specially.

Change-Id: I6b029124311f93fb3ba57efbff85bd64aadfb81a
parent 8e5a6d0b

policy/src/com/android/internal/policy/impl/KeyguardViewMediator.java

+16 −16
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@@ -623,22 +623,6 @@ public class KeyguardViewMediator implements KeyguardViewCallback, 
     * the keyguard to be shown.

     */

    private void doKeyguardLocked() {

        // if another app is disabling us, don't show

        if (!mExternallyEnabled) {

            if (DEBUG) Log.d(TAG, "doKeyguard: not showing because externally disabled");



            // note: we *should* set mNeedToReshowWhenReenabled=true here, but that makes

            // for an occasional ugly flicker in this situation:

            // 1) receive a call with the screen on (no keyguard) or make a call

            // 2) screen times out

            // 3) user hits key to turn screen back on

            // instead, we reenable the keyguard when we know the screen is off and the call

            // ends (see the broadcast receiver below)

            // TODO: clean this up when we have better support at the window manager level

            // for apps that wish to be on top of the keyguard

            return;

        }



        // if the keyguard is already showing, don't bother

        if (mKeyguardViewManager.isShowing()) {

            if (DEBUG) Log.d(TAG, "doKeyguard: not showing because it is already showing");
@@ -661,6 +645,22 @@ public class KeyguardViewMediator implements KeyguardViewCallback, 
            return;

        }



        // if another app is disabling us, don't show

        if (!mExternallyEnabled && !lockedOrMissing) {

            if (DEBUG) Log.d(TAG, "doKeyguard: not showing because externally disabled");



            // note: we *should* set mNeedToReshowWhenReenabled=true here, but that makes

            // for an occasional ugly flicker in this situation:

            // 1) receive a call with the screen on (no keyguard) or make a call

            // 2) screen times out

            // 3) user hits key to turn screen back on

            // instead, we reenable the keyguard when we know the screen is off and the call

            // ends (see the broadcast receiver below)

            // TODO: clean this up when we have better support at the window manager level

            // for apps that wish to be on top of the keyguard

            return;

        }



        if (mLockPatternUtils.isLockScreenDisabled() && !lockedOrMissing) {

            if (DEBUG) Log.d(TAG, "doKeyguard: not showing because lockscreen is off");

            return;