Version Description
OpenHarmony 3.2 Beta3 provides the following enhancements over OpenHarmony 3.2 Beta2:
Enhanced basic capabilities for the standard system
The pan-sensor subsystem adds vibrator priority management.
The multimodal input subsystem adds mouse pointer style and speed setting, configuration of sequential ability startup, and ScreenHop; and enhances mouse event reporting.
The Misc services subsystem adds the following basic features: pasteboard, upload and download, screen lock, and input method framework.
The kernel subsystem adds the following basic capabilities: memory level notification to Ability Manager Service (AMS), reclaim priority management for resident system services, and reclaim priority management based on different Extension ability states.
In the Design For X (DFX) subsystem, the faultloggerd component supports print in the hybrid JS and native stacks; the hilog component provides domain trustlist management and log statistics; the hisysevent and hiappeventssh components provide enhanced event capabilities; the hidumper component provides more detailed memory classification information.
The parameterized data driver capability is added to the unit test framework. APIs related to fling and complex gestures (such as two-finger pinch) are added to the UI test framework. The xdevice component adds device-level DFX log collection upon task execution.
The multi-language runtime subsystem adds the following capabilities: ES2021 in strict mode, modularization, runtime debugging and tuning enhancement, and bytecode hot reload.
User identity authentication is added to the IAM account subsystem. The permission service supports precise positioning and fuzzy positioning, and other capabilities are enhanced. The privacy management service is provided.
The multimedia subsystem adds native APIs for audio decoding, audio encoding, video decoding, and video encoding; audio and video synchronization; playback start time optimization; video hardware encoding and decoding based on the HDI codec interface; distributed audio, volume, and device status management; device listening and projection; preview, photographing, and video recording using distributed cameras.
Enhanced application development framework for the standard system
The common event and notification subsystem provides DLP adaptation. Subsystems can send notifications.
The webview component supports copy and paste. Basic audio/video playback and HTTPS bidirectional authentication are supported.
Permission verification, startup rules, and quick repair are added for the ability framework, and widgets can be flexibly separated and combined.
The following capabilities are enhanced: ArkUI component, resource and media query, DFX, and toolchain. The memory and performance are optimized.
The DeviceProfile subsystem supports adaptation to the automatic synchronization policy of the distributed database and supplements the type of information that can be collected.
For the bundle management framework, Extension abilities are added for the thumbnail and preview. Certain features become tailorable. Foolproof and quick repair are added. Specific capabilities of preset applications can be managed. Applications can be installed without decompressing HAP files.
For the system ability management subsystem (SAMGR), system services can be loaded across devices. The restart and recovery mechanism is provided for the foundation process. Distributed component management supports multi-user, cross-device invoking. Singleton ability continuation is supported.
Enhanced distributed capabilities for the standard system
The distributed database supports cross-device and cross-application sharing. The relational database (RDB) supports remote query, database encryption, and app twin. The KVDB supports backup and restore, condition-based synchronization, and centralized system data synchronization when the device goes online.
Version Mapping
Table 1 Version mapping of software and tools
| Software/Tool | Version | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| OpenHarmony | 3.2 Beta3 | NA |
| Public SDK | Ohos_sdk_public 3.2.7.5 (API Version 9 Beta3) Ohos_sdk_public 3.2.7.6 (API Version 9 Beta3) |
This toolkit is intended for application developers and does not contain system APIs that require system permissions. It is provided as standard in DevEco Studio. |
| Full SDK | Ohos_sdk_full 3.2.7.5 (API Version 9 Beta3) Ohos_sdk_full 3.2.7.6 (API Version 9 Beta3) |
This toolkit is intended for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and contains system APIs that require system permissions. To use the full SDK, manually obtain it from the mirror and switch to it in DevEco Studio. For details, see Guide to Switching to Full SDK. |
| (Optional) HUAWEI DevEco Studio | 3.0 Release | Recommended for developing OpenHarmony applications. |
| (Optional) HUAWEI DevEco Device Tool | 3.0 Release | Recommended for developing OpenHarmony devices. |
Source Code Acquisition
Prerequisites
Register your account with Gitee.
Register an SSH public key for access to Gitee.
Install the git client and git-lfs, and configure user information.
git config --global user.name "yourname"
git config --global user.email "your-email-address"
git config --global credential.helper store
- Run the following commands to install the repo tool:
curl -s https://gitee.com/oschina/repo/raw/fork_flow/repo-py3 > /usr/local/bin/repo # If you do not have the permission, download the tool to another directory and configure it as an environment variable by running the chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/repo command.
pip3 install -i https://repo.huaweicloud.com/repository/pypi/simple requests
Acquiring Source Code Using the repo Tool
Method 1 (recommended)
Use the repo tool to download the source code over SSH. (You must have an SSH public key for access to Gitee.)
repo init -u git@gitee.com:openharmony/manifest.git -b OpenHarmony-3.2-Beta3 --no-repo-verify
repo sync -c
repo forall -c 'git lfs pull'
repo init -u git@gitee.com:openharmony/manifest.git -b refs/tags/OpenHarmony-v3.2-Beta3 --no-repo-verify
repo sync -c
repo forall -c 'git lfs pull'
Method 2
Use the repo tool to download the source code over HTTPS.
repo init -u https://gitee.com/openharmony/manifest -b OpenHarmony-3.2-Beta3 --no-repo-verify
repo sync -c
repo forall -c 'git lfs pull'
repo init -u https://gitee.com/openharmony/manifest -b refs/tags/OpenHarmony-v3.2-Beta3 --no-repo-verify
repo sync -c
repo forall -c 'git lfs pull'
Acquiring Source Code from Mirrors
Table 2 Mirrors for acquiring source code
| Source Code | Version | Mirror | SHA-256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full code base (for mini, small, and standard systems) | 3.2 Beta3 | ||
| Hi3861 mini system solution (binary) | 3.2 Beta3 | ||
| Hi3516 mini system solution - LiteOS (binary) | 3.2 Beta3 | ||
| Hi3516 mini system solution - Linux (binary) | 3.2 Beta3 | ||
| RK3568 standard system solution (binary) | 3.2 Beta3 | ||
| Full SDK package for the standard system (macOS) | 3.2.7.5 | ||
| Full SDK package for the standard system (Windows/Linux) | 3.2.7.5 | ||
| Public SDK package for the standard system (macOS) | 3.2.7.5 | ||
| Public SDK package for the standard system (Windows/Linux) | 3.2.7.5 | ||
| Full SDK package for the standard system (macOS) | 3.2.7.6 | ||
| Full SDK package for the standard system (Windows/Linux) | 3.2.7.6 | ||
| Public SDK package for the standard system (macOS) | 3.2.7.6 | ||
| Public SDK package for the standard system (Windows/Linux) | 3.2.7.6 |
Updates
This version has the following updates to OpenHarmony 3.2 Beta2.
Feature Updates
Table 3 New and enhanced features
| Subsystem | Standard System | Mini and Small Systems |
|---|---|---|
| Ability framework | Permission verification, startup rules, and quick repair are added, and widgets can be flexibly separated and combined. The following requirements are involved: I581RO [New feature] Adaptation of Recents to the sandbox process of encrypted files I581SE [New feature] AMS permission verification for the sandbox process I581XD [New feature] Capturing of JavaScript crashes by application I581YL [New feature] Widget sharing I58213 [Enhanced feature] APIs for listening for the association between Service, Data, and Extension abilities I5824D [New feature] Worker thread of JS runtime I5825N [New feature] Application code loading without HAP decompression I5826I [New feature] Application resource loading without HAP decompression I5826Y [New feature] Loading of code in the dependency HAP file I5HQEM [New feature] Listening for the window stage lifecycle by context I5MVKZ [New feature] Intra-application widget loading I5OD2E [New feature] Quick repair service - patch installation I5ODCD [New feature] Quick repair service - patch query I5PXW4 [Enhanced feature] Querying and listening for process and component visibility I5Q8IU [New feature] Forcible intra-application widget refresh I5QGMS [New feature] Intra-application widget event management |
NA |
| Bundle management framework | Extension abilities are added for the thumbnail and preview. Certain features become tailorable. Foolproof and quick repair are added. Specific capabilities of preset applications can be managed. Applications can be installed without decompressing HAP files. The following requirements are involved: I5MZ33 [New feature] Extension abilities for the thumbnail and preview I56WAY [New feature] Tailorable bundle management I56WA0 [New feature] Foolproof I56W8O [New feature] Capability management for preset applications I56WGB [New Feature] Application installation without HAP decompression I5N7AD [New feature] Patch installation I5MZ6Z [New feature] Patch package scan upon startup |
NA |
| DFX | The faultloggerd component supports print in the hybrid JS and native stacks. The hilog component provides domain trustlist management and log statistics. The hisysevent and hiappeventssh components provide enhanced event capabilities. The hidumper component provides more detailed memory classification information. The following requirements are involved: I5PJ9O [New specifications] [faultloggerd] Print in the hybrid JS and native stacks I5OA3F [New specifications] [hisysevent] Improved usability of the HiSysEvent subscription and query interfaces I5NU4L [New feature] [hilog] System domain trustlist management I5NU71 [New feature] [hilog] Log statistics I5NU7F [New feature] [hilog] Log service permission management I5KDIG [New specifications] [hisysevent] Handling system event storms of the subscription interface I5L2RV [New specifications] [hisysevent] Handling system event storms of the query interface I5LFCZ [New specifications] [hisysevent] Handling of system event storms of the system event storage and processing interface I5FNPQ [New specifications] [hisysevent] Handling system event storms of the system event dotting interface I5NTOS [New specifications] [hiappevent] Event clearance I5NTOD [New specifications] [hiappevent] Event query I5LB4N [New specifications] [hiappevent] Event subscription I5KYYI [New specifications] [hiappevent] Event distribution I5K0X6 [New specifications] [hiappevent] Event management I5NULM [New specifications] [hiview] Reading kernel events I5NWZQ [New feature] Further smaps classification of processes; display of more detailed classification information in the exported hidumper information I5GXTG [New feature] Optimized hidumper permission privacy |
NA |
| Test subsystem | The parameterized data driver capability is added to the unit test framework. APIs related to fling and complex gestures (such as two-finger pinch) are added to the UI test framework. The xdevice component adds device-level DFX log collection upon task execution. The following requirements are involved: I5LI56 [New specifications] DFX integration for log collection I5LUI8 [New specifications] Parameterized data driver for the unit test framework I5L5DL [New specifications] APIs related to fling and complex gestures of the UI test framework I5K2LZ [New specifications] Updated readme file for the unit test framework and UI test framework I5MQTL [New feature] Updated readme files for WuKong |
NA |
| SAMGR | System services can be loaded across devices. The restart and recovery mechanism is provided for the foundation process. Distributed component management supports multi-user, cross-device invoking. Singleton ability continuation is supported. The following requirements are involved: I5KMF7 [samgr] [Enhanced feature] Remote loading of system services I5IZ7R [safwk] [New Feature] Restart and recovery for the foundation process I5LO67 [dmsfwk] [New feature] Multi-user adaptation I5I5FV [dmsfwk] [New feature] Singleton ability continuation I5OJD [dmsfwk] [New feature] Automatic component status continuation I5NOA1 [dmsfwk] [New feature] Application information reporting by DMS on the target device |
NA |
| DeviceProfile subsystem | The DeviceProfile subsystem supports adaptation to the automatic synchronization policy of the distributed database and supplements the type of information that can be collected. The following requirements are involved: I5QPGN [device_profile] [Enhanced feature] Adaptation to the automatic database synchronization policy I5J7PW [device_profile] [Enhanced feature] Basic DeviceProfile information supplementation |
NA |
| Common event and notification subsystem | DLP adaptation is added. Subsystems can send notifications. The following requirements are involved: I582TY [New specifications] DLP adaptation for notifications I582VA [New specifications] DLP adaptation for events I5P1GU [distributed_notification_service] Sending notifications by subsystems |
NA |
| Multimodal input subsystem | The following features are added: mouse pointer style and speed setting, configuration of sequential ability startup, and ScreenHop. Mouse event reporting is enhanced. The following requirements are involved: I530UX [New feature] Changing the mouse pointer speed I530VT [New feature] Displaying or hiding the mouse pointer I530XP [New feature] Mouse acceleration algorithm I530XS [New feature] Multiple mouse pointer styles I530UQ [New feature] Distributed input I5HMF3 [Enhanced feature] Event reporting when the mouse pointer leaves the window I5HMEF [Enhanced feature] Enhancement of mouse events I5HMD9 [input] Ability startup based on the configuration of the key event sequence I5P6TG Adaptive display of the mouse pointer in ScreenHop I5P6UW ScreenHop status management I5HMCX [New feature] Enabling or disabling keys on the keyboard I5HMCB [input] Multiple touch targets related to the input device |
NA |
| Pan-sensor subsystem | Vibrator priority management is supported. The following requirement is involved: I53SGE [New specifications] Vibrator priority management |
NA |
| Distributed data management subsystem | Cross-device and cross-application sharing is supported. The RDB supports remote query, database encryption, and app twin. The KVDB supports backup and restore, condition-based synchronization, and centralized system data synchronization when the device goes online. The following requirements are involved: I5JV75 [New feature] [relational_store] Remote query I5LBDS [New feature] [kv_store] Independent isolation of DLP sandbox application data I5JZM1 [data_object] App twin I5OM83 [kv_store] Condition-based synchronization I5OE57 [New feature] [relational_store] Encrypted database storage I5QN1E [kv_store] Centralized system data synchronization when the device goes online |
NA |
| Web subsystem | The webview component supports copy and paste. Basic audio/video playback and HTTPS bidirectional authentication are supported. The following requirements are involved: I5QA3D [New feature] [webview] Content selection and copy on a page with both texts and images I5P97S [Enhanced feature] Input method binding when the W3C input tag is set to autofocus I5P001 [Enhanced feature] [webview] Selecting of multiple texts by holding down Shift I5OZZ8 [New feature] [webview] Text selection by clicking and sliding the left mouse button I5OURV [Enhanced feature] [webview] Optimization of the soft keyboard pop-up effect I5ORNO [New feature] [webview] HTTPS bidirectional verification I5OESN [Enhanced feature] [webview] W3C draggable attribute I5O4BN [New feature] [webview] Connection between the webview pasteboard and system pasteboard I5O4BB [New feature] [webview] Obtaining page images (rendered images) I5O4B5 [New feature] [webview] Pasting plain text based on the input tag I5O4AZ [New feature] [webview] Obtaining plain text on the page I5NXG9 [New specifications] [web] Support for the touch, scroll, and gesture events I5LIL6 [New feature] [web] Message exchange between applications and HTML5 I5JTLQ [New specifications] [web] Handle event notification I5HRX9 [New feature] [webview] Basic multimedia playback capabilities |
NA |
| Kernel subsystem | The following basic capabilities are added: memory level notification to AMS, reclaim priority management for resident system services, and reclaim priority management based on different Extension ability states. Forward edge CFI is added. The clang compiler is used for kernel compilation. The following requirements are involved: I5K0VE Memory level notification to AMS I5BND4 Reporting to the adj module whether a system application can be restarted after being killed I5BNEC Listening for the association between Service, Data, and Extension abilities I5MXBS Forward edge CFI I5P4FB Enable CFI configurations I5LX3A Building Linux with Clang/LLVM |
NA |
| Multimedia subsystem | The following features are added: distributed audio, volume, and device status management; device listening and projection; preview, photographing, and video recording using distributed cameras; metadata management. Connection to 3.5 mm headsets is supported. I5NYBJ [Performance] Media playback start time I5NYCF [New feature] Video hardware encoding based on the HDI codec interface I5NYCP [New feature] Video hardware decoding based on the HDI codec interface I5OOKN [New feature] H.265 video hardware decoding I5OOKW [New feature] H.265 video hardware encoding I5OWXY [New feature] Native audio decoding APIs I5OXCD [New feature] Native audio encoding APIs I5P8N0 [New feature] Native video encoding APIs I5O336 [New feature] Projection of a single-application audio stream or all audio streams in the system I5OEWG [New feature] Setting and obtaining the volume of a single audio stream by system applications |
NA |
| Multi-language runtime subsystem | The front-end compilation performance is improved, for example, by using the es2abc component. Runtime performance is improved through ISA reconstruction, assembly interpreter, and TS Ahead of Time (AOT) compiler. New functions are added, such as ES2021 in strict mode, modularization, runtime debugging and tuning enhancement, and bytecode hot reload. The following requirements are involved: I5MYM9 [New specifications] Merging and adaptation of the abc file for multiple modules I59TAQ [New specifications] Standard compilation lowering of the TS AOT compiler and pass description optimization I5OJ8Q [New specifications] Displaying the attribute types defined ES2021 in DevEco Studio I5ODV4 [New feature] Uninstalling bytecode patch files I5OXSC [New feature] Installing bytecode patch files I5HNNZ [New feature] Enabling the namespace of the loader I5HVQE [New feature] Product-specific stack size setting of the thread, and stack page guard I5MCUF [Enhanced feature] New CAPIs of libc and support for symbols such as pthread I5HVNH [New feature] RM.006. Enhanced dynamic library symbol management I5HVQ0 [New feature] RM.008. Fortify supported by musl I5KT7X [New feature] RM.002. API detection for API header files I5TB3Y [New feature] ABI using emutls by default I5R119 [Enhanced feature] Separated use of memory for loader and libc Open-source Clang toolchain I5MYM9 [New specifications] Modular compilation supported by the front-end compiler toolchain I5IKO1 [New specifications] Compiling Commonjs module with the es2abc component I5RRAJ [New specifications] Patch file source code identification tool I5PRFT [New specifications] Patch bytecode compiler I5RHDH [New specifications] Hot loading of ArkCompiler bytecode I5RA7C [New specifications] Support for ES2021 in strict mode I5HRUY [New specifications] Converting from JS code to ArkCompiler bytecode by the es2abc component |
NA |
| IAM account subsystem and program access control subsystem | User identity authentication is added to the IAM account subsystem. The permission service supports precise positioning and fuzzy positioning, and other capabilities are enhanced. The privacy management service is provided. The following requirements are involved: I5N90B [New specifications] Application accounts adaptation to sandbox applications I5N90O [New specifications] User identity authentication of the IAM account subsystem I5NOQI [New feature] Precise positioning and fuzzy positioning of the permission service I5NT1X [New feature] Enhanced permission usage record management I5NU8U [New feature] Improved UX effect for the permission request dialog box I5P4IU [New feature] Privacy management I5P530 [New feature] Location service usage status management |
NA |
| Globalization subsystem | The pseudo-localization capability is added. The following requirement is involved: I4WLSJ [New feature] Pseudo-localization |
NA |
| Misc services subsystem | The following basic module features are added: pasteboard, upload and download, screen lock, and input method framework. The following requirements are involved: I5JPMG [request] [download] Background task notification I5NXHK [input_method_fwk] Binding of only the innerkits interface of the input method and the JS interface that independently controls the display and hiding of the soft keyboard I5NG2X [theme_screenlock] Screen lock requested by specific system applications I5IU1Z Adding image data to pasteboard data I5OGA3 Pasteboard plugin loading switch I5NMKI [pasteboard] Adding binary data to pasteboard data I5MAMN Limiting the pasteboard data range to within the application I5OX20 [input_method_fwk] Added the API for obtaining the input method |
NA |
| ArkUI development framework | The following capabilities are enhanced: ArkUI component, resource and media query, DFX, and toolchain. The memory and performance are optimized. The following requirements are involved: I5IZZ7 [ace_engine_standard] Separate borderRadius setting for each corner by the <panel> component I5JQ1R [ace_engine_standard] Image copy and paste I5JQ3F [ace_engine_standard] Enhanced text box capabilities I5JQ3J [ace_engine_standard] Event topology of the <stack> component I5JQ54 [ace_engine_standard] Specifying a component to get the focus I5MX7J [ace_engine_standard] Left sliding, right sliding, and rebound effect of the <list> component I5MWS0 [ace_engine_standard] Height notification of the <panel> component I5IZVY [ace_engine_standard] Component refresh upon the keyboard and mouse connection I5JQ5Y [ace_engine_standard] Enhanced focus navigation I5IY7K [New requirement] [ace_engine_standard] Theme capability I5MWTB [ace_engine_standard] vp query for media I5IZU9 [ace_engine_standard] Optimization of the resident memory of ui_service I5JQ26 [ace_engine_standard] Optimized Vsync request mechanism I5JQ2O [ace_engine] Preloading of public resources I5JQ2D [ace_engine_standard] Optimized resampling of move events I5IZXS [toolchain] Display of the plaintext of the developer variable name in the DFX error stack print I5IZYG [toolchain] Display of the plaintext of the developer variable name in the DFX error stack print I5IZX0 [toolchain] Adding the bundleName and moduleName parameters to $r during compilation I5J09I [toolchain] Export of \@Builder |
NA |
For details about the API changes, see the following:
Chip and Development Board Adaptation
For details about the adaptation status, see SIG_DevBoard.
Samples
Table 4 New samples
| Subsystem | Name | Introduction | Programming Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| ArkUI development framework | This sample app helps you keep food records and view food information. After you add food records, including the food type, weight, and meal time, the app can calculate nutrition data (calories, proteins, fats, and carbon water) for the meals and display the data in a bar chart. | ArkTS | |
| ArkUI development framework | This sample shows the home page of a music album app. The adaptive layout and responsive layout are used to ensure that the app can be properly displayed on devices irrespective of screen sizes. | ArkTS | |
| Ability framework and file management subsystem | Using this sample app, you can share texts, links, and images with third-party applications and display them in these applications. | ArkTS | |
| Ability framework | This sample demonstrates the display of Gallery images in a widget and periodic update of the widget. | ArkTS | |
| ArkUI development framework | This sample shows the home page of an application market, which contains the tab bar, banner, featured apps, and featured games. | ArkTS | |
| ArkUI development framework | This sample demonstrates one-time development for multi-device deployment by showing how to develop a weather app and deploy it across different devices. The demo app includes the following: home page, Manage City page, Add City page, and Update Time page. | ArkTS | |
| Multimedia subsystem | This sample shows the capabilities of online streaming, audio and video playback control, and volume adjustment. | ArkTS |
For more information, visit Samples.
Resolved Issues
Table 5 Resolved issues
| Issue No. | Description |
|---|---|
| I5I4GJ | There is a possibility that the RK3568 device is disconnected from DevEco Studio. |
| I5HTGF | The photo taken is rotated by 90 degrees clockwise when compared with the preview image. |
| I5FUNB | There are no patches for the known Linux kernel vulnerabilities yet. CVE-2022-1462 |
Known Issues
Table 6 Known issues
| Issue No. | Description | Impact | To Be Resolved By |
|---|---|---|---|
| I59PWR | In the memory usage test performed on the RK3568 device, the actual value of the com.ohos.launcher process is 84279 KB, which exceeds the baseline value by 200 MB. | Though the process consumes more memory than what is expected, it does not affect the overall memory usage of the system. | October 20 |
| I59QII | In the resident memory test performed on the RK3568 device, the actual value of the netmanager process is 3884 KB, which exceeds the baseline value (1241 KB) by 2.58 MB. In the memory test, the actual value of the netmanager process exceeds the baseline value (1241 KB) by 1 MB. | Though the process consumes more memory than what is expected, it does not affect the overall memory usage of the system. | October 20 |
| I5LH57 | In the resident memory test performed on the RK3568 device, the actual value of the telephony process is 10329 KB, which exceeds the baseline value (8434 KB) by 1.85 MB. | Though the process consumes more memory than what is expected, it does not affect the overall memory usage of the system. | October 20 |
| I5Q5PR | In the resident memory test performed on the RK3568 device, the actual value of the wifi_hal_service process is 4374 KB, which exceeds the baseline value (829 KB) by 3.4 MB. | The memory usage exceeds the expected value, but the memory usage of the entire system is not affected. The baseline value has been met, and no function is affected. | October 20 |
| I5T71O | In the dynamic memory test performed on the RK3568 device, the actual value of the com.ohos.settings process is 76123 KB, which exceeds the baseline value (15824 KB) by 58.8 MB. | Though the process consumes more memory than what is expected, it does not affect the overall memory usage of the system. | October 20 |
| I5S40B | The actual sliding frame rate of Contacts is 30.3 fps, which is less than the baseline value (54 fps) by 23.7 fps. | The load success rate is affected. This issue depends on the ArkUI framework reconstruction. | October 15 |
| I5MVDK | A crash occurs when a socket fuzz test is performed on /data/data/.pulse_dir/runtime/cli. | The process crashes during the test. | October 18 |
| I5M3UO | [TTE WRC team] There is new line injection via the Wi-Fi SSID in the wifi_manager_service. | If the Wi-Fi SSID contains invalid characters (\n), an exception occurs when saving or parsing the configuration file. | October 12 |
| I5T8FV | The verification permission is not defined in the system and does not take effect. | The authentication fails. No process can request the permission. Currently, no service uses this permission. | October 18 |