Android has a built in SQLite implementation, and application specific database files are stored in a private disk space that’s inaccessible to other applications. This way, no application can ...

There’s no need to install anything additional if you want to start using SQLite in Android Studio ... you’d be forced to create multiple text files with different names for each user ...

Gull said Apple doesn't sign SQLite data files, so replacing this file is trivial ... any web browser, any Android device, any iTunes instance, Dropbox sync clients, car multimedia systems ...