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wa...@google.com <wa...@google.com> #2
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to...@gmail.com <to...@gmail.com> #3
Error: The intent action com.example.action (used to send a broadcast) matches the intent filter of a non-exported receiver, registered via a call to Context.registerReceiver, or similar. If you are trying to invoke this specific receiver via the action then you should use Intent.setPackage(<APPLICATION_ID>). [UnsafeImplicitIntentLaunch]
Button(onClick = { context.sendBroadcast(Intent("com.example.action")) }) {}
I wasn't aware that the explicit intent requirements from API 34 applied to broadcasts as well. I do think it would be beneficial to display this error when building the app for development, not just during the build task to produce an APK. Either way, the issue isn't an issue after all.
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Is it possible to hide the place card in the embedded map ? It takes a lot of space and it is not user friendly when the address consists of only the latitude and longitude.