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Android: Exception 'open failed: EACCES (Permission denied)' on Android.

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The "open failed EACCES (Permission denied)" exception on Android signifies that an application attempted to access a file or directory but was denied the necessary read or write permissions by the operating system. This commonly occurs for several reasons: the app might lack the required runtime storage permissions (e.g., `READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE` or `WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE`) to access shared external storage; it could be trying to read or write to a location it doesn't own within internal storage (like another app's private data); or it's attempting to access system-protected directories or files. Android's sandboxed environment and SELinux policies strictly regulate file access. To resolve this, developers must ensure they request and verify runtime permissions from the user. For internal storage, apps should use their designated private directories (`Context.getFilesDir()`). For app-specific external storage, `Context.getExternalFilesDir()` is appropriate. For shared media or documents, using the Storage Access Framework with `ContentResolver` is the secure and recommended approach, avoiding direct file path manipulation that often triggers `EACCES` errors.

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