fix(android): request ACCESS_MEDIA_LOCATION for GPS data#21
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On Android 10+, GPS EXIF data is redacted from content:// URIs. Auto-request ACCESS_MEDIA_LOCATION at runtime and use MediaStore.setRequireOriginal() to access unredacted location data. Closes #6
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Summary
Fix GPS location data not showing on Android 10+ when reading from
content://URIs. The OS redacts GPS EXIF data unlessACCESS_MEDIA_LOCATIONis granted.ACCESS_MEDIA_LOCATIONin AndroidManifest.xml (auto-merged into app manifest)content://URIs on API 29+MediaStore.setRequireOriginal()to access unredacted EXIF dataCloses #6
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content://URIexpo-media-libraryis reusedChecklist