javax/crypto/JceSecurityManager.java

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package javax.crypto;

// Android-changed: Stubbed the implementation.  Android doesn't support SecurityManager.
// See comments in java.lang.SecurityManager for details.
/**
 * Legacy security code; do not use.
 */

final class JceSecurityManager extends SecurityManager {

    // singleton instance
    static final JceSecurityManager INSTANCE = null;

    private JceSecurityManager() {
        // empty
    }

    CryptoPermission getCryptoPermission(String alg) { return null; }
}