Does An Android Cryptography Provider Need To Be Signed?
In Java SE from Oracle, it is required for a provider of cryptographic functions to be signed. This signing needs to occur using a private key belonging to a certificate that has b
Solution 1:
No, it does not. Your application is the only thing running in the Android sandbox, so the SecurityManager interface doesn't make any sense. As a caveat, you shouldn't load and run untrusted code (see the Android docs on SecurityManager)
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