SQLCipher for Android 3.5.2 was just released, addressing two specific items since our recent Android N release. First, we have corrected an issue in which the UTF-16 encoded content was not translated correctly under a few specific situations. In a scenario where the underlying type affinity of the column of the database is TEXT, and numeric values were stored in that column, queries that returned that value and attempted to retrieve the value via getInt(…) or getDouble(…) would incorrectly translate the content, misrepresenting the stored value. This has been corrected, and tests have been added to the SQLCipher for Android test suite to track the correct behavior for the future.
The last change updates the C++ library support included within the native platform libraries, switching from the LLVM C++ static library to the STLport static library. This provides increased support on certain deployment scenarios specific to the armeabi platform. We have updated the SQLCipher for Android integration tutorial providing instructions for utilizing the latest binaries.