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Created Jan 13, 2016 by akwizgran@akwizgranOwner

Panic button delete action doesn't remove DB password

Steps to reproduce:

  • Choose Ripple as the panic button app
  • Enable the delete account action
  • Sign out of Briar
  • Trigger Ripple's panic button
  • Re-launch Briar from the recents menu
  • The password prompt is shown
  • Sign in
  • The dashboard is shown, then it disappears
  • Re-launch Briar from the recents menu
  • This time the setup screen is shown, as expected

My guess is that the shared preferences DB containing the password-encrypted database key isn't being deleted by the panic action. But after the first re-launch, Briar detects that the main database is missing and deletes the shared preferences DB.

Tested on a Samsing Galaxy Nexus (Android 4.3).

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