I would just encrypt the really sensitive fields, if anything. In
most apps, only a very small percentage of the data is really
sensitive. But, by doing encryption in the application level, you are
going to lose some nice features such as being able to sort or search
on your data.
On Apr 27, 9:5
You can always encrypt/decrypt the DB file each time you end/start the
application. But if the app dies suddenly the file is left
unencrypted.
You could compile your own version of SqlCipher (I've done it twice
for other platforms -- not exactly rocket science, but it is jet
engine science). Yo
http://sqlite-crypt.com/ - but yes, you'll have the same task to incorporate
the c code into your Java project. Well, tough.
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