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Oculus GO Permission screen shows package name instead of game name
Hi,
I have sideloaded an apk file of my game that has an ALPHA on the oculus release channel. My game has Oculus Avatars, so there will be a permission page asking if "This [game name] can access your microphone". The problem is the [game name] is showing my package name instead of my game name. How do I change it so it will show the game name?
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- I'm not completely sure but I would check the AndroidManifest.xml. This is where the permissions dialogue is handled. As far as I know it is only referenced when you build, so you'll have to rebuild to test which is a pain. You can handle the permissions individually or if your app doesn't need them, remove them. There is also probably a section for the app name. Worth a shot hope it helps. The manifest is found in the android plugins or vice versa.
- Thank you JacksonGordon. I'll take a look at it sometime next week and let you know if anything changed
- I still wasn't able to figure it, but thank you for the help @JacksonGordon!
- @EldonVR Try to look at the player settings before you build, I think there is a field on the right side of unity in player settings, under publishing settings, that you can set your name. I think it defaults to package name, that might fix it. Sorry I'm also fairly new, trying to remember where that is set.
- Just letting you know I still haven't solved it. I removed the Avatar part since it doesn't really affect my gameplay so as a temporary solution there are no Allow Permission screen
- That's a good point! The reason I was concerned was because it was for a Unity Challenge and I had to submit a apk for them to sideload.By the way, should I close this issue since it's been a while, or is it okay to keep this open?
- I know it's been a few months, but I'm curious if anyone found a solution to this?
