First off, hi everyone. I didn't see this asked and I couldn't figure out how to word it to find it on the android dev site so I figured I'd ask you all. Basically, my company has an application right now that requires for a very specific function the rear-facing camera. This function isn't absolutely necessary. Now that more Android tablets are coming out without rear-facing cameras, our users aren't able to download the app onto their new devices. My question is, is there a way to somehow allow the user to download the app and maybe we could programmatically disable the function that needs the camera? We're using the basic camera permission in our Android manifest: android.permission.CAMERA. And we're running Android 2.2 (we won't be able to upgrade this any time soon). Any and all help is appreciated, thank you.
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