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Why don't all users see the same data when querying?
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Every entity in a collection has a JSON field called `_acl`, which stands for Access Control List. By default, every entity is only modifiable and accessible by the user who created it.
To get around this, you can modify the _acl fields when saving your entities.
First, add an _acl declaration to your GenericJson class:
@Key("_acl")
private KinveyMetaData.AccessControlList acl;
Then, before you save this entity you can call various methods on that acl field, such as:
acl = new KinveyMetaData.AccessControlList();
acl.setGloballyReadable(true);
acl.setGloballyWriteable(true);
To get around this, you can modify the _acl fields when saving your entities.
First, add an _acl declaration to your GenericJson class:
@Key("_acl")
private KinveyMetaData.AccessControlList acl;
Then, before you save this entity you can call various methods on that acl field, such as:
acl = new KinveyMetaData.AccessControlList();
acl.setGloballyReadable(true);
acl.setGloballyWriteable(true);
Edward