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Reading the wiki from ericsink for SQLitePCL.raw, it's says that I have to install the sqlite-net-pcl only for the PCL project, for the App project (iOS and Android) I have to install only the SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_sqlcipher, by doing that my class that's servers as Dependency Service for my PCL to initiate the connection with the sqlite database file on Android App can't find the correct

SQLCipher for Android: A commercially supported database provider allowing use of SQLCipher in Android projects. Note: community edition binaries for Android are also available at no cost from the SQLCipher open-source project, but are not commercially supported. Learn More SQLCipher. SQLCipher extends the SQLite database library to add security enhancements that make it more suitable for encrypted local data storage such as on-the-fly encryption, tamper evidence, and key derivation. Based on SQLite, SQLCipher closely tracks SQLite and periodically integrates stable SQLite release features. SQLCipher License Information. SQLCipher's community edition is Open Source Software available under a permissive license that allows it's use in both open source and commercial products. SQLCipher for Android Release—Android N Support. 2016-06-23 08:15:00 -0400. We are happy to announce the release of SQLCipher for Android 3.5.1. This is an urgent and mandatory upgrade for applications wishing to support Android N when it is publicly released. How can I use ORMLite with SQLCipher together in Android? It should be possible @Bruno. One way that should work is to just copy ORMLite's OrmLiteSqliteOpenHelper class into your project, rename it to LocalOrmLiteSqliteOpenHelper or something, and change the base class to be the SQLCipher helper class. The native SQLite engine included in the OS doesn't support encryption. SQLCipher is an open source project that extends SQLite and adds full database encryption. B4A SQLCipher object is a special subtype of SQL object. There is almost no need