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When you are typing a text message and you tap on the paper clip to attach something on Android *bam* all your private pictures POPUP ONSCREEN for EVERYONE around you to see...
This effectively means you cannot have any picture on your phone that you don't want people, co-workers, children, to see.
I tried to find out if there is any to have NO pictures POPUP up by default so you can just browse from root directory to whatever you want to attach...
And it turns out that if you place an empty file named .nomedia in every folder you don't want showing up - that resolves this problem!
Question: Is there a command other than .nomedia that hides the folder and all its subfolders?
If not, I am trying to find an automated way to place .nomedia in all subfolders here: http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/771752
EDIT: Never mind .nomedia is recursive on Android devices, you just have to REBOOT! It will take care of the folder and all the subfolders too.
But I would like to know how you would create a .nomedia file under Windows?
This effectively means you cannot have any picture on your phone that you don't want people, co-workers, children, to see.
I tried to find out if there is any to have NO pictures POPUP up by default so you can just browse from root directory to whatever you want to attach...
And it turns out that if you place an empty file named .nomedia in every folder you don't want showing up - that resolves this problem!
Question: Is there a command other than .nomedia that hides the folder and all its subfolders?
If not, I am trying to find an automated way to place .nomedia in all subfolders here: http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/771752
EDIT: Never mind .nomedia is recursive on Android devices, you just have to REBOOT! It will take care of the folder and all the subfolders too.
But I would like to know how you would create a .nomedia file under Windows?
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