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Glossary App Ops Apache-2.0 1% 61 86 1,097 61 0 0 0
Application Apache-2.0 2% 429 2,766 17,461 429 1 1 0

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Project website appops.rikka.app
Project maintainers User avatar rikka
Translation license Apache-2.0 ops (Use "Application" instead) App Ops app (Use "Application" instead) Application

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Waiting for review 1% 1 3% 94 3% 582
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Needs editing 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Read-only 2% 12 1% 38 1% 356
Failing checks 1% 1 3% 94 2% 582
Strings with suggestions 1% 1 1% 2 1% 12
Untranslated strings 97% 490 95% 2,852 95% 18,558
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App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
a month ago
User avatar majidhon1

Translation changed

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
a month ago
User avatar majidhon1

Translation changed

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
a month ago
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App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
a month ago
User avatar majidhon1

New translation

App Ops / Application — Persian

Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
Your device runs Android 10 or higher, the Android system allows eligible apps to write files in standard folders <b>without any permissions</b>.<p>This means that no matter how you modify the permission (whether in this app or in the system), the app can always write files to the standard folder. (Permission is still required for modifying files created by other apps)<p>* Standard folder refers to a series of system-defined folders such as DCIM, Pictures, Download, etc.<br>* Eligible apps are apps that target API 30 or above, or target API 29 and have adapted Scoped Storage.
a month ago
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App Ops / Application — Persian

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App Ops / Application — Persian

Shizuku mode
Shizuku mode
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working mode
 
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Everything in life of ours
 
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Eng
 
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