Oculus GO Permission screen shows package name instead of game name

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

It might just be from sideloading it onto the device honestly, and if you released through oculus or play or iOs there would be fields that handle the name.  I wouldn't worry about the title/package name while in development still to be honest.

I think it's fine to keep open until definitively answered by a staff member, or someone more official than me.

I know it's been a few months, but I'm curious if anyone found a solution to this?