AirDroid for Windows Desktop doesn't need any special permissions besides internet access on a Windows PC, similar to the Remote Desktop app. There's nothing stopping it from becoming a Windows Store app and gaining new grounds not only as a Laptop/Desktop PC app, but also potentially gaining significant grounds in the 2-in-1, Tablet, Xbox and Hololens space.
Consider moving it to the store using Microsoft's Win32 bridge and give it the functions of live tile, more streamlined interactive notifications, and possibly (if I understand how that phone app works) even integrating with the Microsoft Phone app as a calling service to make calls from the PC through the Android SmartPhone.
Thanks in advance.
Consider moving it to the store using Microsoft's Win32 bridge and give it the functions of live tile, more streamlined interactive notifications, and possibly (if I understand how that phone app works) even integrating with the Microsoft Phone app as a calling service to make calls from the PC through the Android SmartPhone.
Thanks in advance.