Hmmmm I smell a rat.On Android not too much because it has a habit to corrupt files.
Usually it's that the SD card isn't fast enough. Anything below class ~7 will often have android mark files as corrupt as it can't read them fast. Had this problem back when I had my first Android device and transferred my old SD card. Have only had Class 10 cards and haven't had any problems since, there were many documented cases of this, I am unsure of whether this still holds true, was back in 4.0 times when I migrated.Hmmmm I smell a rat.
The OS itself does not corrupt data seeing that its using Linux kernel, faulty hardware or crappy 3rd party drivers can do that, malware 2, but the OS not unless Your OEM modify it heavily.
70mmHow long is a piece of string?
haha. Linux as great as it is is definitely prone to data corruption...google ext4 issues and you'll see what I mean.Hmmmm I smell a rat.
The OS itself does not corrupt data seeing that its using Linux kernel, faulty hardware or crappy 3rd party drivers can do that, malware 2, but the OS not unless Your OEM modify it heavily.
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