how to access emulated/0/storage/Android/data/com.x.y for flet app

[zox47]

Question

i want to access and store data inside folder emulated/0/storage/Android/data/com.x.y for flet app?

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• I have searched for answers to my question both in the issues and in previous discussions.

[tanmay-bhatgare]

As per new security patch for most of latest android(version +12 or +13) there is not a way to access data folder in Android, as it includes most of encrypted data of all apps, you can access it only by rooting your device and with the help of some third party software.

[zox47]

As per new security patch for most of latest android(version +12 or +13) there is not a way to access data folder in Android, as it includes most of encrypted data of all apps, you can access it only by rooting your device and with the help of some third party software.

but how to write my cache inside this folder

[tanmay-bhatgare]

You don't have to if you want you can use flet client storage to store data in key value/s pair. You don't have to manually do it from scratch. Hope this helps!

[zox47]

You don't have to if you want you can use flet client storage to store data in key value/s pair. You don't have to manually do it from scratch. Hope this helps!

i want to save some pic this feature not supported in client -storage

[tanmay-bhatgare]

True, if you directly store images this way, but you can use pickel and Pillow module. First convert image to pillow.Image object and then use pickel to store it in pickel object and then storing it to client storage. There are many ways but this is the easiest.

[ixenion]

"you can access it only by rooting your device and with the help of some third party software."
is it possible to make flet apk run with superuser privs?
I neet to build radiotap packet and send it, but cant even import scapy because dont know how to make flet apk run from root.
Yes, I have a rooted device.

[ixenion]

The only way known is to use some sort of backend with root access (like termux + su commands).
But I wonder if there more elegant (may be native to flet) approach.

You can follow up discussion here
#6531