When TIdStack raises an exception for certain socket errors on Android, it now checks if the calling app has “android.permission.INTERNET” granted, and if not then raises a new EIdInternetPermissionNeeded exception type (which derives from EIdSocketError). Typically, a Delphi Android app has INTERNET permission enabled by default when compiled for debug mode, but disabled by default when compiled for release mode. This new exception should help point out situations when your app tries to perform a socket operation with Indy but INTERNET permission has not been granted to the app.
