The app copies photos from Facebook to the users contact list. By
default, it won't replace existing photos, as you may have photos from
other sources and it'd be poor to overwrite them (there is a checkbox
you can tick to replace the existing photos).
But now there is a problem - when you run th
As a amtter of interest, why do you want your data to survive
uninstall & reinstall ? In the usual run of things, it doesn't seem to
cause trouble with the users. And the ones that really don't want your
app any more will be glad if it cleans itself up completely on
uninstall.
Richard
On May 2,
I wasn't able to find a good, free Java steganography library that can
survive recompression. I think I'll just store the data on the SD
card. It's not as nice as having it associated with the contact in the
contacts db, as the user can delete the database, swap SD cards or buy
a new phone and the
No :( I'm needing to store data about individual contacts. Does
anybody else have ideas? I really want to avoid steganography that can
survive JPEG recompression, it would be an astonishing amount of suck.
On May 2, 10:12 am, jarkman wrote:
> The sync process seems to re-encode the jpeg. You'll
The sync process seems to re-encode the jpeg. You'll need to use a
robust steganographic method... :-)
I had read Contacts.Settings as storing settings for sync accounts,
not settings for individual contacts. Is that what you're after ?
Richard
On May 2, 1:00 am, Mike Hearn wrote:
> I would l
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