Where are you application android

or on external storage, location directory

Question: Where are the apps stored on my Android phone

Answer :

According to the apps type, they are stored in different places on your Android phone. Normal apps are stored in the Internal Memory in data/app. You will find the encrypted apps in /data/app-private. Some apps are also found in the external memory, files of these apps are available in /mnt/sdcard/Android/data

Question: Are apps stored in RAM or ROM

Answer :

The downloaded apps are installed in RAM. If you don’t use them for many days, they shift to Background from the RAM. When you decide to use them again after a certain period, for fast retrieval, they are available in RAM. However, they will be unavailable if you remove them

Question:Where is the app data stored

Answer :

All app data, settings, database are available in their default directory which is /data/data/

. The best thing is other apps or even the user can’t access to this directory as it is “Private” by default.

Apart from this directory, SDCard is another place where app data is stored. Many apps store their database in SDCard without restriction.

Question: Is there a built-in color change on all Android phones?

Answer :

No, all Android phones don’t have built-in color change. Each activity of Android is white by default.

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Where are you?

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приложение Where are you?

This app allows you to setup 4 phone numbers in which your phone will send location, location accuracy, battery level and if you’re traveling and at what speed!

This app allows you to setup 4 phone numbers in which your phone will send location, location accuracy, battery level and if you’re traveling and at what speed!

When the selected phone numbers ask you, «Where are you?» your phone sends back the info automatically! No more having to text and drive saying you’re around the corner!

This app collects data only for the intended recipient and the creators do NOT have access to any of the apps information, nor do we try to share it with anyone that you do not select to share it with.

GPS must be turned on for this app to function properly.

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Where Are You? [free tracker]

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“Where Are You?” is the only application that allows you to find the location of your friends and family. You can easily check where your child is on it’s way from school. Easily meet with your close ones in certain places. You can also check where your friend is on his way to your place.

Application allows to share not only your current location with a friend but also any other location on the map that is suitable for you. You can find such locations in the “Your Locations” section of the app.

How to use it?
Check out here — https://youtu.be/-d7l-BPK0Ic

Please be advised that this is a surveillance application that transmits your current location only when requested to your friend or family member. In order to achieve this functionality our application must transmit your location over the Internet and associate it with your e-mail. Your location is not shared with anyone besides people you are paired with in the application.

Since application can acquire your location also while running in the background you must agree to “Allow all the time” location sharing option and you should exclude Where Are You? from any system battery optimization list.

By pressing “I Agree” on the notification snackbar you confirm that you are fine with above described behaviours.

To always find your close ones!
For family
For friends
For everyone

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Understanding the Android Application Class

The Application class in Android is the base class within an Android app that contains all other components such as activities and services. The Application class, or any subclass of the Application class, is instantiated before any other class when the process for your application/package is created.

This class is primarily used for initialization of global state before the first Activity is displayed. Note that custom Application objects should be used carefully and are often not needed at all.

In many apps, there’s no need to work with an application class directly. However, there are a few acceptable uses of a custom application class:

• Specialized tasks that need to run before the creation of your first activity
• Global initialization that needs to be shared across all components (crash reporting, persistence)
• Static methods for easy access to static immutable data such as a shared network client object

Note that you should never store mutable shared data inside the Application object since that data might disappear or become invalid at any time. Instead, store any mutable shared data using persistence strategies such as files, SharedPreferences or SQLite .

If we do want a custom application class, we start by creating a new class which extends android.app.Application as follows:

And specify the android:name property in the the node in AndroidManifest.xml :

That’s all you should need to get started with your custom application.

There is always data and information that is needed in many places within your app. This might be a session token, the result of an expensive computation, etc. It might be tempting to use the application instance in order to avoid the overhead of passing objects between activities or keeping those in persistent storage.

However, you should never store mutable instance data inside the Application object because if you assume that your data will stay there, your application will inevitably crash at some point with a NullPointerException . The application object is not guaranteed to stay in memory forever, it will get killed. Contrary to popular belief, the app won’t be restarted from scratch. Android will create a new Application object and start the activity where the user was before to give the illusion that the application was never killed in the first place.

So how should we store shared application data? We should store shared data in one of the following ways:

• Explicitly pass the data to the Activity through the intent.
• Use one of the many ways to persist the data to disk.

Bottom Line: Storing data in the Application object is error-prone and can crash your app. Prefer storing your global data on disk if it is really needed later or explicitly pass to your activity in the intent’s extras.

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