In my application I allow users to share files with external apps by using content provider. My files are encrypted so before I can share one of those files, I need to decrypt it and store it in application internal storage. After that I implemented custom content provider that can point to the file by using a given URL and return ParcelFileDescriptor instance.
For security issues I would like to remove the file from internal storage after external application has used it, or user canceled operation.
So my question is: When should I remove the file, or do you know of any event that I can listen to or a handler that I can attach to the file?
Thank you for all you responses.
Side question would be: Do you know of a way where I wouldn't have to store the file on internal storage, but rather send it directly as a stream to the external app?
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