I need to give camera access permission to an app. By default, it does not have this access permission - and is not functional, but it also does not require this permission, so I could authorize it in the android settings. The question is, is there any way, for example, via terminal, that I can give access to the camera for this application? Or am I just not being able to find this functionality in the system?

This app neither appear on list for camera's permission manager... And the camera permission also does not appear on the "denied permissions" list for this app.

Hey there! I've been reading through this and trying to understand what you mean, but I'm having some trouble...

What is this app? Why do you want to give it access to the camera when the app itself doesn't request the camera permission?

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    Hi dude... sorry for the english (translator).
    I'm having same issue also on Lineage OS.
    I don't know even if this is an app. It was not downloaded on any app store. I think is a service... An application of the GSM carrier for registering the sim card owner due government law issues. It does require the camera funcionality, but not the permission (!!!). Problably a disfunctional programming wich I will have to face it at gsm carrier's support. But if I had no to do it, it would be so much better.

      dufbp If the app requires you to take a photo or otherwise use the camera, it will need to actually request that permission...

      It sounds like you're dealing with a badly programmed/designed app, which isn't really something that we can find at GrapheneOS.