reverse engineering android apps
Reverse engineering Android apps is the process of analyzing and understanding how an app works by decompiling its code and examining its structure and functionality. This is often done to uncover vulnerabilities, bypass security measures, or gain insights into the app's inner workings for various purposes such as debugging, modification, or creating similar apps. By reverse engineering Android apps, one can gain a deeper understanding of how they are designed and implemented.
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