Handle cancellation of the 'enabling PrivacyGuard' alert box.

I noticed that the option could remain ticked but not actually enabled
if the alert box is cancelled.

Change-Id: If9a4e88641a5e4283d6ea16c17ca4461841580e3
Fix derp.

Change-Id: I2766f4c89460c967e32349be008e38b3600b7e76
Settings: External GPS Support (1/2) - from CM

- Ported feature from CM9
- Fixed string/arrays files
- Removed translation

Submitted on behalf of a third-party: Cuong Bui

Change-Id: I5590b23a6539ae0a9b2fb8a07eed5fabdf290cbf

Conflicts:
	res/values/cm_arrays.xml
	res/values/cm_strings.xml

Conflicts:
	res/values/arrays.xml
Settings: Introduce Privacy Guard Manager

Due that on the one hand a lot user are not familiar
with permissions and how to read them and on the
other user want to have a faster easy access to
setup privacy guard for several apps this small
manager assist the user to setup.

Privacy Guard Manager shows a list off all installed apps
Per default it shows only user apps which have critical
permissions privacy guard can protect.
The user can optional show in the list as well all system apps
or turn off the filter to show all apps undependent of the
permission the app has. To activate privacy guard for an
app a simple click on the entry activates it so that the user
can go fast trough the list. Longpress opens app detail page.
Initial help dialog tells the user how to use it.

Due the filter user who are unfimiliar with permissions can
fast see which apps are effected without deeper knowledge

cheers

SlimRoms

PatchSet3:
- go inline with AOSP style
- move PrivacyGuard by default into manager
- change behaviour off active icons

PatchSet4:
- change app icon size to 36dip

PatchSet5:
- string change

PatchSet6:
- add reset option to disable privacy guard for
  all shown apps in the list

PatchSet7:
- Cleaned up the intro dialog a bit.

PatchSet8+9:
- cleanup
- fix alignment of top checkbox

PatchSet10:
- fix permission filter

PatchSet11:
- improve icon loading

Change-Id: I6bc886393bf90f8daed92b66d5fee1ce9e1accd0

Conflicts:
	proguard.flags
	res/values/cm_strings.xml
	src/com/android/settings/SecuritySettings.java
Settings: privacy Guard enhance app logic

This commit changes the following

- do not show apps signed with the plaform certificate at all
  (like settings, systemUI, android system etc)
  IMO the user should trust the android signed apps to be save and this will
  prevent weird behaviours user can get when they activate it on this packages
  all other system apps (like calculator, browser) and all which are not signed with
  android key are not effected.

- to go inline with AOSP disable the checkbox in detail app screen
  for built in apps

cheers

SlimRoms

Change-Id: I12b5522f6e58047173778381fb7290bb1c71bab3

Conflicts:
	res/values/cm_strings.xml