Solution 1 :
From another point of view, it is also not very nice that user can’t continue his task when returning to your app.
So, persistent dialog is a feature and the point is that user decides when to deny or accept permissions – it’s the best to not do anything programmatically
Problem :
When the user pauses/closes the screen, while a permissions prompt dialog is active, the dialog persists over the locked screen when the user tries to use the phone again (and needs to make a choice for the dialog to go away).
Although a detail, it does not look very nice, and I would like to dismiss that prompt dialog in onPause(). How can I do that? Perhaps I should programmatically choose to deny permissions in onPause() instead?
Comments
Comment posted by here
same question
Comment posted by George
That is true. I would not mind if the permission dialog persisted behind the locked screen (i.e. it appeared after I unlocked the phone again and resuming the app).
Comment posted by Vasanth
@George did you find any way to close the permission alert in Android programatically ?
