Google on Wednesday announced the new Safe Folder feature in a blog post, where it mentioned how sharing devices with spouses, siblings, or children is often a cultural experience, especially for women. You will be asked for the PIN every time you open the folder. The new Files by Google feature will be securely locked as soon as you step away from the app, ensuring that the content you store there cannot be accessed when the app is in the background. The Safe Folder protects your images, videos, audio files and important documents from being accessed by others, Google said. Safe Folder will start rolling out in beta for Files by Google, and will soon be made available to more people in the coming weeks. Users can move any document, file, or media file into the secure location in the app that can only be accessed by a 4-digit PIN code. Than start the processes again.Google has launched Safe Folder for its Files by Google application, a new feature that will allow users to keep private files locked in a separate, password-locked folder in the app. After the process finishes downloading 5th file the process should kill all other processes ( or preferably only the processes related to the downloaded assemblies), then replace the assemblies with the newer ones. The process should download the files in a predefined name format(Concatenating it with underscore for example). The process will now it will download for example 5 files. Send the name of the files to this process first. There should be a process that will always running and checking for updates.
You cannot avoid the service cut on this moment. This event should declare all running processes to stop at first then replace the assemblies. Fire an event after the download is competed that will replace the myprogram.dll with _myprogram.dll. First download the new updated dll with a different name ( _myprogram.dll for example). Lets say you have an assembly myprogram.dll. I guess you are downloading assemblies directly in place of the old assemblies.
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