In Android, a Content URI—formatted like content://authority/path/...—serves as a secure pointer to data managed by an app’s internal provider. Instead of exposing raw file paths (e.g., /data/data/...), developers use Android’s FileProvider to generate such URIs. These URIs allow apps to share files (temporarily) with the system or other apps while keeping permissions tight and preven... https://nahttypen.com/appblock-fileprovider-cache-blank-html-guide/