Android Question DirDefaultInternal size

[GiovanniPolese]

Hi to All
I have a tablet with 64 gB "disk" size, and some tens of Gb of data. Till now, I am managing these data in DirDefaultExternal ("Tablet/Android/Data/App.Name/files/etc."). I am wondering if I can move all these data to DirDefaultInternal, because I don't know how the totale space is managed by Android. I mean: does Android "freely" share the available disk space among the various Dirs, like DIrInternal, DirExternal and Assets, or these dirs have size limits?
The reason for using only DirDefaultInternal is that DirDefaultExternal, despite is not accessible with default tablet file manager (but maybe with others file managers), is still accessible by a computer with a cable connected to the Tablet. I would like to avoid any external access to the above data. DirDefaultInternal is only accessible by the App, in what I know..Thanks in advance for any hint.

 

[Erel]

Assuming that your data is less than 1GB then you shouldn't have a problem.
There is no special limit. Based on this discussion, which I don't know whether it is the case for all devices, there is a limit of 3.5gb: https://stackoverflow.com/questions...android-internal-storage-allocated-for-an-app

 

[GiovanniPolese]

Thank you. Unluckily, as I wrote my data are some tens GB, maybe 30 GB or more. From what I read, better to avoid Internal Storage.