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April 5, 2022
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Requesting Microphone Permissions on App Lab

So most threads on this topic are talking about excessive permissions, however I actually need to use the microphone permission. How could I submit my app with microphone permissions, without getting this error?

 

PangwenAnswer
New Participant
April 5, 2022

Found the solution, I didn't know what it mean by "Notes for the Reviewer", so I put this in my Release Notes and it worked, not sure if this is the issue but it works 🤷‍.

Edit: I also unchecked the Development Build from Build Settings, if anyone else is having this issue, this is probably the fix. Aswell as for "android:debuggable:.

 

 

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PangwenAuthorAnswer
New Participant
April 5, 2022

Found the solution, I didn't know what it mean by "Notes for the Reviewer", so I put this in my Release Notes and it worked, not sure if this is the issue but it works 🤷‍.

Edit: I also unchecked the Development Build from Build Settings, if anyone else is having this issue, this is probably the fix. Aswell as for "android:debuggable:.

 

 

Sparkett3
Inspiring
November 29, 2022

Would it not let you submit it with "android:debuggable" enabled? Because I'd probably want to leave that enabled in my app's manifest; if someone wants to attach a debugger to my game for modding purposes or whatever, I don't want to stand in their way. (I consider the fact that I even can stand in their way to be a flaw in the OS's design.)