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Support Private Space - Android 15 Feature #1364
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If anyone knows more details, feel free to add them here. I have not experimented with this yet. |
If private space is same as secure folder of samsung. I don’t think it will be possible. Apps on private space are installed in other userspace(/storage?) so it will be not possible for main userspace installed apps to access those data. Only way out is by adding sd maid in private space too. |
as sources on the internet state: it only/mostly hides visibility on the smartphone itself. PC's will be able to see all apps (I assume adb) https://www.nextpit.com/how-to-hide-your-apps-on-android
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Unlike work profile #1496, it seems that private space has its own dedicated accessibility services. I can enable it for SD maid 2 in private space. For some reason it will not toggle off once on. But SD maid 2 shows the service is not running. The app has been set to unrestricted. Screenshot_20250129-170137.png |
Android 15 introduces a new feature: private space.
It keeps certain apps hidden unless you unlock a vault that has to be unlocked by finger print or so.
I assume SD Maid2 would also need to support this. Especially for the mode that runs unrooted and uses accessibility features. It can't impersonate a fingerprint automatically. The first step could be to ignore apps in the vault.
I have no device to test the Android beta on at the moment. But I assume the feature will require some adjustments.
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