Process.AreUidsForSameApplication(Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Returns true if the two UIDs belong to the same application, taking mathematically mapped UIDs (such as Private Compute Core sandbox) into account.
[Android.Runtime.Register("areUidsForSameApplication", "(II)Z", "", ApiSince=37)]
public static bool AreUidsForSameApplication(int uid1, int uid2);[<Android.Runtime.Register("areUidsForSameApplication", "(II)Z", "", ApiSince=37)>]
static member AreUidsForSameApplication : int * int -> boolParameters
- uid1
- Int32
- uid2
- Int32
Returns
- Attributes
Remarks
Returns true if the two UIDs belong to the same application, taking mathematically mapped UIDs (such as Private Compute Core sandbox) into account.
This method is user-aware. It will return false if the UIDs belong to different users, even if they map to the same base App ID.
Android reference for android.os.Process.areUidsForSameApplication.
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