Introduction One of the core designs of the Android operating system’s sandbox is to assign different applications a unique user identifier (UID). By doing this, Android reuses the underlying Linux kernel and filesystem properties to enforce boundaries. There are certain situations where apps may share the same UID, but that requires they be signed with
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