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      Catch exceptions in settings remove helpers · 0aa8c256
      Alan Newberger authored
      Saw just one case of this and my hypothesis is that it was due to
      another now-fixed exception resulting in a partial upgrade. But
      in no case should these remove issues fail, so fixing to remove and
      return the default if the underlying value is not readable. There
      is some possibility for behavior error in this case since perhaps e.g.
      a String-based 'true' was written and we upgrade instead to a default
      'false', but allowing users to enter camera is better and I've audited
      all uses of these, behavior should be fine/recoverable vs and
      preferable to startup crash.
      
      Bug: 18042161
      Change-Id: If2453a819311bfd9233fdf65d7a97d8a243b393a
      0aa8c256
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      Secure Camera App survives phone unlock screen · 718c43d7
      I-Jong Lin authored
         Bug: 17883828
      
      There is UI path to start the secure camera app from the lock
      screen, and then unlock the phone and find the secure camera
      app on the task manager.
      This live instance of secure camera app is confusing to the
      user who is expecting to interact with a full camera app.
      
      This fix kills the secure camera app when the phone is unlocked
      and ensures that the user cannot easily restart the secure
      camera app from the currently running tasks in task manager.
      
      Change-Id: Ia6a6d077c460e66807d4be9836fe192184aa8eaf
      718c43d7
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      Button fix for torch when no flash available in hw · 0784a835
      I-Jong Lin authored
          Bug: 17952997
      
      The logic to show and disable the flash button was NOT paired
      with the torch button and sometimes allowed the enabled
      torch button to be shown, even the flash button was disabled.
      A bit confusing, since the torch and flash button look exactly
      the same.
      
      Torch button logic to show/hide and enable/disable now follows the flash
      logic.
      
      Change-Id: Ie14b07815b6d5e1f8d7ce792ef9ee36dfdf8e3ad
      0784a835