Tjitte Dijkstra Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 10, 2023 #1 My topography app ATLAS11 makes via GetSafeDirDefaultExternal a map in which the user can put new information (Self made maps / self mad short music / self made info on a city in the register etc.) Today I updated Android to v. 13 and now I connect my laptop (Win10 pro) to the tablet and when I go to Android/data I do NOT SEE the directory that is made. What happened? Is Android 13 hiding the data mad by my app? (N.B. it is essential and important that a user can add private information.)
My topography app ATLAS11 makes via GetSafeDirDefaultExternal a map in which the user can put new information (Self made maps / self mad short music / self made info on a city in the register etc.) Today I updated Android to v. 13 and now I connect my laptop (Win10 pro) to the tablet and when I go to Android/data I do NOT SEE the directory that is made. What happened? Is Android 13 hiding the data mad by my app? (N.B. it is essential and important that a user can add private information.)
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 10, 2023 #2 Tjitte Dijkstra said: Is Android 13 hiding the data mad by my app? Click to expand... yes. You can use ContentChooser to let the user import files to your app. It has advantages that it supports all kinds of sources such as Google Drive. Upvote 0
Tjitte Dijkstra said: Is Android 13 hiding the data mad by my app? Click to expand... yes. You can use ContentChooser to let the user import files to your app. It has advantages that it supports all kinds of sources such as Google Drive.
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 10, 2023 #3 I thought that you should be able to see all the Android/data folders when connected to a Windows desktop, though apps on on the connected device can't. At least on my Android 13 Pixel 4a connected to my Window 10 Pro desktop it seems that I can see everything including folders that seem to be app specific. Upvote 0
I thought that you should be able to see all the Android/data folders when connected to a Windows desktop, though apps on on the connected device can't. At least on my Android 13 Pixel 4a connected to my Window 10 Pro desktop it seems that I can see everything including folders that seem to be app specific.
S Scantech Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 11, 2023 #4 I see it with my windows 10 and samsung a14 Upvote 0
MicroDrie Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 13, 2023 #5 Maybe because we have enabled the developers option on the Android phone and thus disable a number of Android restrictions to make debugging possible, because how Tjitte Dijkstra determines this as a user or developer does he not write? Upvote 0
Maybe because we have enabled the developers option on the Android phone and thus disable a number of Android restrictions to make debugging possible, because how Tjitte Dijkstra determines this as a user or developer does he not write?
