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| In November 2021, Google launched a **[[https:// | In November 2021, Google launched a **[[https:// | ||
| + | * by default, **the app has full read/write access to its PRIVATE FOLDER** in /// | ||
| - | **The app has a full read/write access only to its PRIVATE FOLDER** in /// | + | ==== Advantages |
| - | + | * App data is **secured** against access from other apps (possible attacks from malware, etc.) | |
| - | + | * After the uninstallation, | |
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| - | ==== Advantages ==== | + | |
| - | * The app shows a better performance in **stability** and **responsiveness** | + | |
| - | * Its data is **secured** against access from other apps (possible attacks from malware etc.) | + | |
| - | * After the uninstallation, | + | |
| ==== Drawbacks ==== | ==== Drawbacks ==== | ||
| - | * **All app data is deleted upon uninstall** - the majority of devices show a warning prompt with the option to retain the app data in the storage. But especially Chinese products erase the data without an option | + | * **All app data is deleted upon uninstall** - the majority of devices show a warning prompt with the option to retain the app data in the storage. But especially Chinese products erase the data without an option |
| - | * **No use of other apps data** - it is no longer allowed to share one common directory between Locus Map Pro and Locus Map 4. | + | * **No use of other apps' |
| - | * **No custom sub-directories** - the app can read/ | + | * **Limited |
| - | * **Disabled linking to maps from external folders** - all raster maps can be stored only in /// | + | * **Disabled linking to maps from external folders** - all raster maps can be stored only in ///Locus/Maps/// directory or in /// |
| <WRAP center round important> | <WRAP center round important> | ||
| - | **As a precaution we urgently recommend: | + | **As a precaution |
| - | * setting up an **[[manual: | + | * setting up an **[[manual: |
| - | * regular **[[manual: | + | * regular **[[manual: |
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| ===== What to do with it? ===== | ===== What to do with it? ===== | ||
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| - | The original default setting of the Locus Map main directory was in the root of the internal storage of the device. Plus, custom sub-directories could be set elsewhere in the internal or external storage (removable SD card), and external maps could be linked to the app from anywhere in the device storage. | + | We've prepared a few scenarios for **smooth and secure transfer of your data after the app update**: |
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| - | As this setup is no longer possible on Android 11+, we've prepared a few scenarios for **smooth and secure transfer of your data after the app update**: | + | |
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| - | * **[[manual: | + | * **[[manual: |
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