Snap for 11310879 from 6ed47691 to 24Q2-release

    SensorManager* sensorManager;

    auto iterator = sPackageInstances.find(packageName);

    const uid_t uid = IPCThreadState::self()->getCallingUid();

    const int deviceId = getDeviceIdForUid(uid);

    // Return the cached instance if the device association of the package has not changed.

    if (iterator != sPackageInstances.end()) {

        sensorManager = iterator->second;

    } else {

        String16 opPackageName = packageName;

        const uid_t uid = IPCThreadState::self()->getCallingUid();

        if (sensorManager->mDeviceId == deviceId) {

            return *sensorManager;

        }

    }

    // It is possible that the calling code has no access to the package name.

    // In this case we will get the packages for the calling UID and pick the

    // runtime permissions as for legacy apps we will toggle the app op for

    // all packages in the UID. The caveat is that the operation may be attributed

    // to the wrong package and stats based on app ops may be slightly off.

    String16 opPackageName = packageName;

    if (opPackageName.size() <= 0) {

        sp<IBinder> binder = defaultServiceManager()->getService(String16("permission"));

        if (binder != nullptr) {

        }

    }

        // Check if the calling UID is observed on a virtual device. If so, provide that device's

        // sensors by default instead of the default device's sensors.

        const int deviceId = getDeviceIdForUid(uid);

    sensorManager = new SensorManager(opPackageName, deviceId);

    // If we had no package name, we looked it up from the UID and the sensor

    // Stash the per package sensor manager.

    sPackageInstances.insert(std::make_pair(opPackageName, sensorManager));

    }

    return *sensorManager;

}