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SQLiteDatabase.loadLibs(this) //first init the db libraries with the context.Init the database in onCreate() and pass a variable argument to the open database method with a password*:.The original can still be used unchanged.

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Update the import path from .* to .* in any source files that reference it.

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WeвЂ™ve packaged up a very simple SDK for any Android developer to add SQLCipher into their app with the following three steps: (example courtesy of SQLCipher) Details for Developers

Learn More and DownloadДЄ typical SQLite database in unencrypted, and visually parseable even as encoded text. Given that Android by default provides integrated support for SQLite databases, our goal was to create an almost identical API for SQLCipher, so that developers of all skill level could use it, without a steep learning curve. To date, it has been open-sourced, sponsored and maintained by Zetetic LLC.В In the mobile space, SQLCipher has enjoyed widespread use in AppleвЂ™s iOS, as well as Nokia / QT for quite some time. SQLCipher is a SQLite extension that provides transparent 256-bitВ AESВ encryption of database files. The data stored by Android apps protected by this type of encryption will be less vulnerable to access by malicious apps, protected in case of device loss or theft, and highlyВ resistantВ to mobile data forensics tools that are increasingly used to mass copy a mobile device during routine traffic stops.

In an environment where mobile data privacy is increasingly in the headlines, this project will make it easier than ever for mobile developers to properly secure their local application data, and in turn better protect the privacy of their users.