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source.android.com docs › core › storage

Storage  |  Android Open Source Project

Android has evolved over time to support a wide variety of storage device types and features. All versions of Android support devices with traditional storage, which includes portable and emulated storage. Portable storage can be provided by physical media, like an SD card or USB, that is for...

source.android.com docs › core › settings

Android settings menu  |  Android Open Source Project

This section describes the options available to you for implementing and customizing the Android settings menu. Settings home screen In Android 7.0 and higher, the Settings home page is enhanced with suggested settings and customizable...

source.android.com docs › devices › admin

Device management overview  |  Android Open Source Project

Devices running Android 5.0 or higher support device management modes, enabling enterprise IT admins to set device policies on enrolled managed devices. The device policies available to a device management app might depend on the type of management mode used for enrollment. While a few device...

source.android.com docs › setup › develop

Download the Android source  |  Android Open Source Project

The Android source is located in a collection of Git repositories hosted by Google. The Git repository includes the entire history of the Android source, including changes to the source and when the changes were made. This page describes...

source.android.com docs › automotive › tools

Testing tools and infrastructure  |  Android Open Source Project

To maximize efficiency and ensure compliance, we provide a scalable infrastructure and robust set of testing tools: System performance tools. Identify and measure performance metrics. User interface frameworks. To test the user interface....

source.android.com docs › core › interaction

Interaction in Android  |  Android Open Source Project

This page explains how Android processes the various inputs it receives from the keyboard, sensors, and more. Haptics The Android haptics subsystem refers to hardware and software features that contribute to the creation of stimuli through the sense of touch. This section provides guidance and...

source.android.com docs › core › permissions

Android permissions  |  Android Open Source Project

Android permissions provide controls that increase user awareness and limit an app’s access to sensitive data. Configuring permissions on Android 8.0 and lower includes allowlisting, without which privileged apps are disabled, even if...

source.android.com reference › sts › classes

Class Index  |  Android Open Source Project

Collection of utilities to help run commands on device via adb F FridaUtils AutoCloseable that downloads and push frida and scripts to device and cleans up when done H M MallocDebug Utilities to setup malloc debug options on a process, check for malloc debug errors, and cleaning up afterwards. N...

source.android.com docs › core › architecture

Architecture overview  |  Android Open Source Project

The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is publicly available and modifiable Android source code. Anyone can download and modify AOSP for their device. AOSP provides a complete and fully functional implementation of the Android mobile platform. There are two levels of compatibility for devices...

source.android.com docs › security › overview

Secure an Android device  |  Android Open Source Project

Android incorporates industry-leading security features and works with developers and device implementers to keep the Android platform and ecosystem safe. A robust security model is essential to enable a vigorous ecosystem of apps and devices built on and around the Android platform and supported...

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