> I want a little workspace (potentially multiple workspaces) for stuff where a terminal is the right way to work, If you don't give Termux the "storage" permi

> I want a little workspace (potentially multiple workspaces) for stuff where a terminal is the right way to work, If you don't give Termux the "storage" permission, then this is exactly how it works now. > Signal storage directory Signal stores its data in its private app directory, which is not exposed to either any other apps, even if you give them the "storage" permission, or to the user via MTP. The only exception is the optional back-up, which is stored (encrypted!) in the public app directory (accessible to MTP and apps having the "storage" permission), so that you can copy it to your next phone. (AFAIK Signal on iOS doesn't give you this option...). > email client config directory K-9 mail also stores its data in its private app directory. OTOH files that are not super-private, like books, audiobooks, music, maps or flashcards can be stored where they're easily accessible, manageable and processable by multiple applications (but even then, only applications that I grant the requisite permission).