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Sep 11, 2012 1:09 PM UTC
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Why my application requires "Full Internet Access"

I am creating an apk build for GooglePlay with Adobe AIR integrated, and my application requires "Full Internet Access". I didn't set this permission requirement, but it appears, why?

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esdebon
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Inspiring
Sep 11, 2012 10:03 PM UTC

An application built in Flash or Flex, runs on "AIR" in Android, does not run natively, and how to connect "AIR" with Android, is through a local network, then that permission "Full Internet Acces" is to allow a local connection between AIR and Android, yes, I know it's silly, but so it is.

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esdebon
esdebonCorrect answer
Inspiring
Sep 11, 2012 10:03 PM UTC

An application built in Flash or Flex, runs on "AIR" in Android, does not run natively, and how to connect "AIR" with Android, is through a local network, then that permission "Full Internet Acces" is to allow a local connection between AIR and Android, yes, I know it's silly, but so it is.

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