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Why are you keeping password files on shared storage? Android's internal storage mechanism allows you to save files that are only readable from your applicatio
by throwaway9997 11y ago
Why are you keeping password files on shared storage? Android's internal storage mechanism allows you to save files that are only readable from your application using Linux's user permissions model.
This looks like a PEBKAC rather than Android problem.
- marco1 11y agoNo, it's actually KeePass for Android that doesn't give you any other way to do this. You can't store your files in the app-private directories yourself without rooting your device. KeePass just asks for a path to a password file, so you have to put it on shared storage. Obviously, the problem is foremost a KeePass problem, secondarily an Android problem, and least PEBKAC.