| commit | 955f6071121c57207f955ef5d57605757a047469 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Nikhil Kumar <nykkumar@google.com> | Fri Jul 11 05:54:53 2025 -0700 |
| committer | Nikhil Kumar <nykkumar@google.com> | Thu Jul 17 02:26:24 2025 -0700 |
| tree | 64219b1a2d8683ffa9efa5f44c209914bf062941 | |
| parent | afe76512a87120946ee963970ce04be19ee22f77 [diff] |
BlockedNumberProvider Allowlist pre-installation for FULL and MANAGED user types The `com.android.providers.blockednumber` package was being pre-installed on all user types, including background `SYSTEM` users in HSUM and other profiles where it's not needed. This unnecessarily increased boot time, particularly for first boot, and added pressure on RAM. This change restricts the pre-installation of `BlockedNumberProvider` to `FULL` and `MANAGED` user types only. This is because the `BlockedNumberProvider` is primarily accessed by the `SYSTEM`/`MAIN` user and `MANAGED` users (following the split telephony implementation). This commit includes: - Allowlisting `com.android.providers.blockednumber` for `FULL` and `MANAGED` user types. Bug: 424119914 Test: m and flash, verified package allowlisting. Flag: EXEMPT allowlist changes only (XML config). Change-Id: I0833f841ad3a978859aff132c53886763552f125
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