[UX/Security] Mandatory "Install unknown apps" permission blocks app usage

[Archeex7]

The application requires the user to grant permission to "Install apps from unknown sources" immediately upon launch. Without granting this specific permission, the user is blocked from accessing the application.

Steps to reproduce:
Clean install or open the app.
The app requests permission for Notifications (Acceptable).
The app requests permission to "Install/Update from unknown sources" (Request Install Packages).
Deny the update permission.

Current Behavior
The app prevents using the interface until the permission is granted.

Expected Behavior
The permission to self-update (install from unknown sources) should be optional.
Denying this permission should not block the user from logging in or using the core features (e.g., checking the schedule/pills). Critical permissions like Notifications are understandable, but blocking the interface due to a lack of update permissions creates a security concern and bad UX.

[FeDeveloper95]

Thanks for the feedback. You're right, I will fix that. Btw you don't have to worry, the app can't self update, it just checks and then with your permission downloads the update and installs it using Android's package manager.

[Archeex7]

Thanks for the feedback. You're right, I will fix that. Btw you don't have to worry, the app can't self update, it just checks and then with your permission downloads the update and installs it using Android's package manager.

To be honest, an application that reminds you of taking pills and the Internet does not need also

[FeDeveloper95]

To be honest, an application that reminds you of taking pills and the Internet does not need also

It is needed for app updates. if you don't trust the app, go check the code by yourself.