This is related to googles checkin sevice which is part of when your device registers for GCM (google cloud messaging) I stumbled on this thread because I havnt found a deifinitive way to stop it other than taking ownership (permissions) and denying the system access to this folder. This is a really old thread but since it didnt go anywhere and for the sake of anyone who might happen to be searching for this topic, I'll add my input. hardware, bootloader, radio, kernel, and buildĪny of this seem any bit suspicious to people? or am i just looking too much into these files? **i'm seeing several files named which all show the it looks like the app is data mining what i'm downloading in the market & storing it in dropbox files. and then lower it shows "Persistent Package Monitor Receiver"-which i'm guessing means it will constantly check this package (android market) so. *i'm seeing about 10 text files, all named, each one,the package accessed is "" (which is the market) and each text file contains at least 2-4 apps names that i've downloaded in the past 2 weeks. inside each one is 2 lines of text showing "start=#" and "end=#" *i'm seeing about 150 text tiles, all named (all the #'s are different for each file) _the fact that it says "dumpsys" makes me think it's storing information that's unimportant. ",1" and ",1" and other types of apps or services on my phone. inside each one (showing different content) is 5 lines of text showing things like, *i'm seeing about 75 text files, all named (the #'s are all different for each file) "/data/system/dropbox" folder that kind of worries me. So i decided to go through my phone using Root Explorer (having lots of time at work today)
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