SSAID
SSAID stands for Secure Settings Android Identifier. It is a unique identifier that can be generated for an Android application. The identifier is created by combining the application's package name with a randomly generated string. This combination ensures that each application has a unique SSAID. The SSAID is stored in the Android device's secure settings, which are protected by the operating system. This means that other applications cannot access or modify an application's SSAID without explicit user permission.
The primary purpose of SSAID is to provide a way for applications to identify themselves to the
The SSAID is considered a privacy-preserving identifier because it is not tied to any personally identifiable