I know it's not a code question. However, i try to work on some databases that stored in directories like /data/data/com.sec.android.provider.*
.
What does it mean by "sec" in the provider signature? Does it depend on the manufacture provider?
One example: the content provider for call_logs
reads the database in /data/data/com.sec.android.provider.logsprovider
on a Samsung. What read the same content provider on an HTC?
Im a bit confused...
It is the package name (APK) for the Samsung camera application installed on a Samsung smartphone or tablet. The com prefix indicates an Android app package name. The sec is an acronym for Samsung Electronics Co., LTD. The Android.
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Com. Sec Android Camera is the Android app package name for the program module on your Android device that manages your camera configurations. However, it's not found on just any mobile device. In fact, you'll only see it installed on Samsung phones.
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However, i try to work on some databases that stored in directories like /data/data/com.sec.android.provider.*.
Those are not part of the Android SDK.
What does it mean by "sec" in the provider signature?
Samsung Electronics Corporation is my guess.
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