vox 
remember when google blocked access to
lmao
/sdcard/Android/data for "security" reasons?lmao
its a trillion dollar company ffs
Mae@vox wait what's happening here?
@Mae@is.badat.dev adding zero width space to the directory name lol
and it suddenly becomes readable
and it suddenly becomes readable
@vox no I get that but like why are the files there? A ZWS should mean it's a different directory
@Mae@is.badat.dev /sdcard is a FUSE filesystem (with fat32-like path normalization), sth's going wrong there i assume
@vox has this been reported to google yet lol
hellhound gayming
em@vox canβt repro, what android version is that?
@easrng@pleroma.envs.net android 14 (samsung oneui) with october security updates
@vox in termux or only in adb?
@easrng@pleroma.envs.net
both termux and any file explorer, havent tried adb (reportedly only works on some android builds)
both termux and any file explorer, havent tried adb (reportedly only works on some android builds)
Alexia ΞΞ@vox okay but can you write to it
@vox actually hilarious, I wonder what's causing some builds to not be affected but still fun
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Claire :bi_verify::trans_verify:@vox can't repro on grapheneos
cannot tell if that's a good thing (no vuln) or a bad thing (i fucking want access to my files please)
cannot tell if that's a good thing (no vuln) or a bad thing (i fucking want access to my files please)
Myra 
ββ 
β@vox Android 15 on a Pixel (not rooted)
I'm either doing something wrong or they broke it further
@VasilisTheChu
that's the adb shell.
the one in the screenshot is running with normal app context (in termux).
you can also add zwsp to the path in any file explorer app and it would work as well
that's the adb shell.
the one in the screenshot is running with normal app context (in termux).
you can also add zwsp to the path in any file explorer app and it would work as well
Rotziiwahl
Nelson Minar@vox Android has not yet won its war against the filesystem.
Jons Mostovojs@vox good job!
Hazelnoot
@hazelnoot
you can also write stuff :3 (basically full access)
you can also write stuff :3 (basically full access)
Simon Hewison@vox @hazelnoot if it's an actual SD card, anyone could just take it out and put it into a normal device and bypass the silly restriction on accessing your own data on your own storage device.
Karsten@vox
"com.companyname.andriodapp1" π
"com.companyname.andriodapp1" π
@vox
Apparently "Seeker" by "ShinjiIndustrial". Interesting.
Apparently "Seeker" by "ShinjiIndustrial". Interesting.
@byteborg (its an open-source SoulSeek client, i use it to pirate FLACs lmao)
https://github.com/jackBonadies/SeekerAndroid
https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.companyname.andriodapp1
https://github.com/jackBonadies/SeekerAndroid
https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.companyname.andriodapp1
@vox
I just found the typo somewhat peculiar.
I just found the typo somewhat peculiar.
mxk@vox wait, how does this work? I would have assumed that the permission denied is generated by SELinux, which doesn't care about the string representation of a path
Max Mehl
Saphire Lattice@vox hmm
Not working via Termux on a Samsung phone, with security update from a month or two ago