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<p>Additionally, both modern and legacy Android apps can open the system file
picker interface to have the user store or load one or more files/directories on
their behalf. This type of access doesn't require any of the permissions listed
above.
Using this approach gives the user control over where files are stored in their
home directory and which files/directories can be used by the app. This is based on
the Storage Access Framework (SAF) introduced in Android 4.4. SAF allows the user
to grant access to files/directories in their home directory, external drives
and also app-based storage providers such as network shares, cloud storage, an
encrypted volume, an external drive with a filesystem the OS doesn't support for
external drives, etc.
This is the only way to use those app-based storage providers and modern Android
has removed the legacy approach for accessing external drives.</p>
above. Using this approach gives the user control over where files are stored in
their home directory and which files/directories can be used by the app. This is
based on the Storage Access Framework (SAF) introduced in Android 4.4. SAF allows
the user to grant access to files/directories in their home directory, external
drives and also app-based storage providers such as network shares, cloud storage,
an encrypted volume, an external drive with a filesystem the OS doesn't support
for external drives, etc. This is the only way to use those app-based storage
providers and modern Android has removed the legacy approach for accessing
external drives.</p>
<h3>Storage Scopes</h3>