> Within November 2018, another data breach was found within a Google+ API software update. The bug was fixed within a week and there was no evidence that any third party developer compromised the system. Please explain…
Generally, an app can ask the user to grant it access to other directories on the device, including the actual SD card root. (The user can also decide to only give the app access to a subset.) Specifically, the API one…
> The filesystem issue is going to be a problem for me. I have an app that writes about 1000 images a day from user photographs which should certainly not be mixed into the general images pool! The app doesn't need to…
For those interested, Eric Biggers, the author of the patch which added Speck support, sent an RFC the previous day to add HPolyC support to the kernel. http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1808.0/05226.html
One can use Firefox Focus in place of AdGuard on iOS and it will perform the content filtering. :)
> Within November 2018, another data breach was found within a Google+ API software update. The bug was fixed within a week and there was no evidence that any third party developer compromised the system. Please explain…
Generally, an app can ask the user to grant it access to other directories on the device, including the actual SD card root. (The user can also decide to only give the app access to a subset.) Specifically, the API one…
> The filesystem issue is going to be a problem for me. I have an app that writes about 1000 images a day from user photographs which should certainly not be mixed into the general images pool! The app doesn't need to…
For those interested, Eric Biggers, the author of the patch which added Speck support, sent an RFC the previous day to add HPolyC support to the kernel. http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1808.0/05226.html
One can use Firefox Focus in place of AdGuard on iOS and it will perform the content filtering. :)