You are talking to Bina, the CIO of Sales LTD. They are concerned that apps on Android share data by default. You realize they could benefit from understanding Application Sandboxing a little better. How would explain this concept to Bina?
- Application Sandboxing is a technology that allows each app to create its own virtual sandbox and limit the end user from being able to copy and paste data from the app into another app.
- Application Sandboxing ensures apps and data are able to share from others (like at a playground sandbox), meaning that data can be accessed by apps that do not have the authority. It also helps harmful app accessing any data from the OS or any other apps by throwing sand in the bad apps containers.
- Application Sandboxing ensures apps and data are isolated from others, meaning that data cannot be accessed by apps that do not have the authority. It also protects against a harmful app accessing any data from the OS or any other apps.
- Application Sandboxing encloses apps and data in their own virtual sandcastles, meaning that data can only be accessed by entering the end users passcode. It also protects against harmful users by crumbling the sandbox in the event a new user is discovered.