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docs › core › permissions
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...
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reference › sts › classes
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...
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docs › core › architecture
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...
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docs › security › bulletin
This Section contains the available Android Security Bulletins, which provide fixes for possible issues affecting Android devices. Android Security Bulletin The Android Security Bulletin provide fixes for possible issues affecting devices running Android. Android platform fixes Upstream Linux...
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docs › security › overview
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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docs › automotive › dev-tools
To support the development of AAOS-based apps, you can use these tools and processes to scale and grow your implementations. Content and code samples on this page are subject to the licenses described in the Content License. Java and...
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docs › security › best-practices
This topic contains best practices for device manufacturers to ship secure devices to all Android users. The collected best practices cover: Organizational and operational security—Creating strong security practices in your team and organization. System security—Reviewing and improving core...
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docs › whatsnew › latest-security-bulletins
For a list of all security bulletins, including the latest bulletin, refer to Android security bulletins. Content and code samples on this page are subject to the licenses described in the Content License. Java and OpenJDK are trademarks or registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates....
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devices › tech › config › filesystem
File system objects and services added to the build frequently need separate, unique IDs, known as Android IDs (AIDs). Currently, many resources such as files and services use core (Android-defined) AIDs unnecessarily; in many cases you can use OEM (OEM-defined) AIDs instead. Earlier versions of...
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devices › tech › debug › native-memory
(HWASan) to find memory bugs in C/C++. You can flash prebuilt HWASan images to supported Pixel devices from ci.android.com (detailed setup instructions). Since Android 8.0 (Oreo) it's also possible to use ASan to debug apps on non-rooted production devices. You can find instructions on the ASan...