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Google play developer console asks me to remove a permission that does not even exist in the Mainefe

Time:07-30

i got the following notification when i upload Flutter my app to Google console.

We found that your manifest file contains the REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES permission. Starting September 29, 2022, apps that use this permission will not be able to submit >updates for review until they have completed a new sensitive permission declaration. This declaration will be available in Play Console on August 31, 2022. You'll need to >declare which permitted functionality your app provides, tell us about a core feature in >your app that uses the permission, and provide a video showing its use. You must remove this sensitive permission from your manifest if your app does not use >the permitted functionalities, or if you no longer use this permission. To learn more, >watch this PolicyBytes video. Permission description https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/12085295?hl=en

I checked the Mainefest. The permission is not declared there! How can i delete it!? It does not exist.

CodePudding user response:

If you are using android studio try command shift f and type REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES. Select project from the top section. It will display all codes that use this key. Remove the package if its not being used.

CodePudding user response:

Hello Shareef Dweikat,

It seems like you are using a 3rd library that's using this permission It could be a Huawei SDK

Please double check inside the following path: app/build/intermediates/merged_manifests

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