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Note that Android automatically makes a backup of installed apps. So even if you uninstall the app and then install it, previous files might be there. You can disable auto-backups: SetApplicationAttribute(android:allowBackup, "false") Better option is to change the database file name.
link: Is there documentation on this that will explain which directories might be included in android's "auto-backup". This was I can either make sure I pl

Faster compilations. More resources can be reused between compilations. This makes following compilations much faster. Bookmarks and breakpoints are listed in the modules tree: https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2019-02-26_13.11.17.png Auto backup improvements: Project is saved before bac

This is not a simple library to make. As auto backup (which just works) is the recommended method I don't think that it is really worth the effort to implement the older method. If you are able to identify the user then there are many simple ways to backup their settings.
link: I'd love to see a library for Android's key/value backup service: https://developer.android. This service lets any Android app (since Android 2.2) b

Auto-backups: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/new-feature-auto-backups.100010 Go to the code line directly from the logs: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/new-feature-go-to-the-code-line-directly-from-the-logs.100090 Fix for an issue that caused existing files to be missing at run

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I recently discovered that Google now provides automatic backup of app data to allow it to persist between resets and phone upgrades. Developers must opt into this though, and my searching so far doesn't show how to do it in B4A. The main website for it (http://developer.android.com/google/backup/i
link: I would also be interested in the auto backup function.
link: I don't think that there is any library available that implements this feature. I will move it to the wishlist forum.

I'm happy to release B4J v7.31. Improvements: Faster compilations. More resources can be reused between compilations. This makes following compilations much faster. Bookmarks and breakpoints are listed in the modules tree: https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2019-02-26_13.11.17.png Auto

A backup software is completely legitimate. And it's Android that makes the backup, not the app. It's an OS feature. A hacker doesn't even need an app of any kind to copy an unprotected APK. He just has to use a rooted device under Kitkat. Note that piracy is a big problem on Android, where copying
link: Any backup software for Android copies the APK on unrooted devices. It's not new and it's an OS feature. I wonder what could be the usefulness of a ba
link: 42763 Library 'Share App ver.1.02F' allows access to the application (.apk) installed WITHOUT ROOT in mobile - version of Android 4.3. Can be accesse

Disable Android backup feature with this line (manifest editor): SetApplicationAttribute(android:allowBackup, "false")

Just wrote this: https://www.b4x.-let-the-user-select-a-target-folder.129897/#post-816969 Tip: databases in wal journal mode are stored in up to 3 files.
link: I’m writing an app that needs a folder(s) that can- 1. Store a backup copy of an SQLite database 2. Allow the user to copy CSV files into the folder
link: Thanks Erel, Seems I was lucky posting when I did! I've downloaded your example. I assume it will work ok on Android 11? Are there any restrictions

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