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Improved storage accounting:

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- Removed duplicated entry for DIRECTORY_MOVIES.
- Added DIRECTORY_DOWNLOADS to Other.
- Added unaccounted data to Other.
- Changed Other description so it mention non-visible items.

Often sub-directories of /data are populated with data that Settings
doesn't have control of (for example, on /data/ramdump), so they're more
suitable to be displayed in the "Other" section.

BUG: 31091863
Fixes: 30952263

Change-Id: Ibf54f9dd96456575109e2e281f3780da84f70d92
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Felipe Leme
2016-08-30 15:06:24 -07:00
parent ed765a4817
commit 7358b7802f
2 changed files with 64 additions and 8 deletions
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<!-- Body of dialog informing user about other files on a storage device [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]-->
<string name="storage_detail_dialog_other">Other includes shared files saved by apps, files downloaded from the Internet or Bluetooth, Android files, and so on.
\n\nTo see the entire contents of this <xliff:g id="name" example="SD card">^1</xliff:g>, tap Explore.</string>
\n\nTo see the visible contents of this <xliff:g id="name" example="SD card">^1</xliff:g>, tap Explore.</string>
<!-- Body of dialog informing user about the storage used by the Android System [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]-->
<string name="storage_detail_dialog_system">System includes files used internally by the Android operating system.
\n\nThese files can\u2019t be viewed individually.</string>
<string name="storage_detail_dialog_system">System includes files that Android can\u2019t display individually.</string>
<!-- Body of dialog informing user about other users on a storage device [CHAR LIMIT=NONE]-->
<string name="storage_detail_dialog_user"><xliff:g id="user" example="Guest user">^1</xliff:g> may have saved photos, music, movies, apps, or other data that is taking up <xliff:g id="size" example="1.2 GB">^2</xliff:g> of storage.