![]() ![]() This will show a dialog what operation users are about to perform, once the permission is granted, android has an internal code to take care of deleting both the physical file and the entry in MediaStore. You can get the permission using MediaStore.createDeleteRequest(). ![]() If you want to delete any media file which is not created by you, you have to get the permission from the user. Now in Android 11 you are forced to use scoped storage. This is we used to below Android 11 os And would still work the same in Android 10 as well if you had opted out of scoped storage by specifying it in manifest android:requestLegacyExternalStorage="true" November 27th, 2021 The famous DELETE voice line from Doctor Who's 'Cybermen.' I used voicechanger.io to voice this. We normally delete a file using lete() (or) lete() (or) do a media scan on the deleted file which would remove it's entry in MediaStore. ![]()
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