Re: Permissions, certificates, and devices' questions

The operator is who sets the defaults on what gets the warning messages, and they also are the only ones that can sign an app to avoid those messages (or they can provide a 3rd party the ability to sign it).   You can ask the user to select options for your app and set them to "approve and never ask" but this is not available on all phones.   

Since the Mobile Developer Alliance has not gone beyond an idea that seems to have died there is really no pushback on the operators to change this, nor is Sun doing anything to help with this issue. However these messages are mostly for the safety of the phone user, so I think your first option may make the most since, and will certainly be the most cost effective.

We can only hope that Android rectifies this issue of needing costly signing certs, much like Apple, and RIM have already done.  

Best of luck
-Shawn
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