I have (using my PC) arranged all my photographs into a directory structure, and copied them back into the Internal Storage -> DCIM -> Camera directory, each photo is in a directory Internal Storage -> DCIM -> Camera -> YYYY -> Directory Name -> MyPic.jpeg But there is no obvious means of displaying the pictures stored like this on the telephone. Is there a way to navigate through the directories in the picture viewer?

I want to find out the directory where the native libraries of an app have been extracted to. The path structure will depend on the Android version. On Android 14 it will be something links this: /data/app/~~7BZ-8zEDb3gzGGndbbDhg9==/com.some.app-GQePpzWb2GhdgZ8qftAnrH==/lib On a rooted phone, this would be an easy task. It's also possible via ADB and USB debugging: adb shell dumpsys package com.some.app | grep legacyNativeLibraryDir However, I want to know if there's a way to find out without rooting or activating USB debugging.

I am using Micromax A106 Unite 2. I used the app FolderMount to move files to the SD card for WhatsApp, UC Dowloads, Picsart, and other apps. After some days, my phone had many hang problems. I just uninstalled FolderMount and did a hard reset on my phone. But before uninstalling FolderMount, I forgot to unmount all folders. Now I am facing many problems with that. The FolderMount's partitions are still on my phone. If I create a folder "WhatsApp" on my SD card and internal storage, the folders mount automatically. And after 1 or 2 minutes, the phone will hang. I formatted the SD card but it is not a solution. I tried another SD card, but the result is the same. How do I remove these FolderMount's partitions?

Suppose I enable the Samsung secure folder and add some files to it and protect it with a password (or even biometrics) on my A-series phone. How safe are the files in case my phones got stolen? Obviously if they can unlock my phone phone they will get access to it. What I am asking is that, if they try to remove the memory card from the motherboard and try to access the files, will they be able to access the files in my secure folder?

I have a xiaomi phone, poco F4, with android 13, miui version 14.0.11. this random folders have random number on it, it is an empty folder, no files inside. this folders keep bothering me, i have some question about this folders. is this folders a virus / malware? is it created by android system? or is it created by app that i've installed? i don't know the way to detect this folders is created by what app, is there any way to know? i've tried to remove this folder about 3 times, and the folders keeps reappearing. if anyone know something about this issue, please help me. thanks. this hidden folders is visible from my computer / my device file manager.

Album X is supposed to be a "best of" album. However, I keep on noticing very good photos that I previously missed, and am adding them to Album X in an ad-hoc manor. It would be better to add all photos not already in Album X to Album Y so that I can go through them again as a group and promote more to Album X as necessary. Is there a way to automate the process of adding the thousands of photos in Camera which are not already in Album X to Album Y? NB, as an alternative to automatically adding all photos to Album Y which are not already in Album X: Is there a way to view all the photos in Camera alongside some kind of identifier of whether they are also in Album X? Even that would make the sorting process much easier.

Usually, Android apps are installed in: Internal shared storage/Android/​data/​app/​com.example.MyApp/​ However, I've been looking for a while but can't find where CapCut (the video editing app) is installed. Anyone know where CapCut is installed or how I can find its installation directory?

I have an X96 media player running Android 11. Whenever I attach an external USB drive or SD card, Android will create a bunch of directories, an "Android" one (this I know about), but also "Movies", "Music", and "Photo" folders. Is there any way of stopping this from happening? This is not a phone card but a media player, and the extra folders are completely unnecessary... In the meantime, I'm using CX File Manager and deleting them, but they're created automatically every time I reboot.

In the SD card of an Android device, some folders such as "Android" and "Download" are always automatically created. Is there any to stop it?

How do I copy a folder in Google Drive for Android or Google Drive via Google Chrome for Android? I tried long pressing the folder but I cannot select the folders. I can only open them and view their contents.

What was the last version of Android which allowed apps and user to have full read and write access along with all copy move or delete operations of everything inside the internal storage? Currently, I am using a Samsung Galaxy S8.

I have a OnePlus Nord N20 running android 11. Whenever I plug a flashdrive in, It dumps a bunch of empty folders onto the flashdrive. Alarms, Android, Audiobooks, DCIM, Documents etc. Does anyone know how to get it to stop doing that. Thanks.

How do I add a new directory to linking path? Meaning add a directory to where the dynamic linker will look for shared libraries. In Ubuntu you can create a .conf file under /etc/ld.so.conf.d and write the path name to the directory you want to be searched by the dynamic linker in that file and run ldconfig command afterwards to update it. I am wondering if there is something similar under android.

Currently using a Samsung S10e with Android 11. I Smart-Switch'ed from a Samsung J7 prime with Android 8, a couple of months ago. I could group apps in my Android 8 by (as best as I remember): 1. From the *Home* screen, swipe from the bottom up. This led me to the *App drawer*. 2. If creating a new folder, long press on any icon in the *App drawer* and drop it on top of another app that would share the folder. 3. If adding an icon to an existing folder, long press on the icon and drag-and-drop it on the folder. Now, when I long press on an icon in the *App drawer* and I start dragging it, the *Home* screen is immediately shown for dropping. So I can now group icons as above in my *Home*, same as before. But I cannot do that in the *App drawer*, where I am certain **all** app icons are shown, and thus I am certain all icons are assigned to some folder (or left in the "root" folder). **Is that grouping still possible in the *App drawer*?** It *might* not be possible with the default launcher, but I want to make sure before moving to a different launcher, like Nova. **Related**: 1. https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/244479/folders-organization-in-home-screen-not-always-shown 2. https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/6/18246685/how-to-organize-android-home-screen 3. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/declutter-your-android-apps-with-nova-launcher/ This suggests you *need* an alternative launcher to allow for grouping icons 4. https://www.wikihow.com/Group-Apps-on-Android This suggests you *don't need* an alternative launcher to allow for grouping icons, although it might be outdated 5. https://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspence/2016/03/03/google-android-n-app-drawer-removal/?sh=389ec8a53853 : "For those not familiar with Android terminology, the home screen is where app icons can be optionally placed when installed, along with any widgets or shortcuts. The app drawer is an icon present on the home screen that opens up a list of every application installed on the phone. This split nature of home screen and an app drawer is one of Android's main points of differentiation with Apple's iOS."