Get OneDrive library of a user in CSOM

Hi,
I want to access a users OneDrive library using CSOM in a provider hosted app for Sharepoint online account. I am trying the following code but it returns 403. The App is installed on a development site.
ClientContext ctx
= new ClientContext(personProperties.PersonalUrl);
ctx.Load(ctx.Web, w
=> w.Title, w => w.Url, w
=> w.EventReceivers);
ctx.Credentials
= CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
ctx.ExecuteQuery();
The permissions of my app Manifest are set to
<AppPermissionRequest
Scope="http://sharepoint/social/tenant"
Right="Manage" />
<AppPermissionRequest
Scope="http://sharepoint/content/tenant"
Right="Read" />
Please note that the code is running in an app and I do not have the administrator password.

The credentials you are using must either be an administrator or a user that the other onedrive user has granted access to.
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