Which security mechanism in Android keeps individual apps completely isolated from each other so they cannot access another app's data without explicit permission?
Explanation:
Android leverages App Sandboxing, backed by Linux user group permissions, to run each application in an isolated environment so it cannot access other applications' operational files.
Explanation:
The EFI System Partition (ESP) formatted with a FAT file system contains the bootloaders, drivers, and configuration files required by UEFI firmware.
Explanation:
The Fourth Extended File System (ext4) is the current standard, highly reliable file system used by default across major Linux distributions.
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