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This would apply for Qbert Configuration Settings and future tablet revisions
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/handshake | normal | signature | All Values from Configuration soap call not marked as secure |
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/settings | normal | normal | all values marked as 'public' in Configuration soap call, plus any values stored by an application. basically a free-for-all |
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/secure | signature | signature | only values marked as 'secure' in Config soap call, plus all values from the provision call
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/session | normal | normal | Tablet Session data, free-for-all where data is cleared on session end.
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It's possible to apply per-setting permissions, if the exact names are designated as a content uri (eg content://settings/network-timeout ) but the hope is that by isolated content by table we can assert a relative degree of security at a less involved cost. |
