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No. This is inside the handleIntent() method which is like a main entry-point inside that Activity. And the intent being handled here is the ACTION_SEND. In sim
by rms_returns 11y ago
No. This is inside the handleIntent() method which is like a main entry-point inside that Activity. And the intent being handled here is the ACTION_SEND. In simple words, when a message is being sent:
Intent.ACTION_SEND.equals(intent.getAction()))
And no, it isn't just removing "Sent from Whatsapp", it is setting the sendingText variable to null, which will result in:
1. The message not being delivered.
2. The exception block being fired where this toast message will be displayed to the user: "Unsupported content"
- mschultheiss 11y ago1. Thats wrong, the variable sendingText is generated of Intent.EXTRA_TEXT (see http://developer.android.com/training/sharing/send.html http://developer.android.com/training/sharing/send.html for details) so it is definitely for handling shared content. 2. error=true is set in the else if case, which can not be stepped into anymore after having checked if the text contains "WhatsApp"