DCL denial type: DENY_EXECMEM

[h2dden]

I am running version 4.5.8 on GrapheneOS
The app tries executing code from memory
This is a concern: why does it need to run code from memory?
Where is the code downloaded from?

type: memory_DCL
osVersion: google/caiman/caiman:15/AP4A.250105.002/2025012700:user/release-keys
userType: full.secondary
package: org.electrum.electrum:45405083, targetSdk 34

package: org.electrum.electrum:45405083

DCL denial type: DENY_EXECMEM

[SomberNight]

I don't know what triggers this. But the code is not "downloaded" from the internet. You can verify this by taking away Network access from the application: the DCL via memory warning will be shown regardless. It might be due to the Javascript interpreter that is part of QML doing JIT, but I am just guessing.

AFAICT you can disable DCL via memory, and the app still runs normally. Please correct me if you see otherwise.

Electrum also does DCL via storage, which I can at least explain. That is due to how python-for-android packages the python stdlib and site-packages in the apk and then unpacks it into the private application data folder:
https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android/blob/b0efb9f36dddca45e829fc57d0ba39b3665910e7/doc/source/troubleshooting.rst#unpacking-an-apk

[h2dden]

Indeed, the DCL via memory warning will be shown regardless of the network permission being denied
the app runs normally even when DCL via memory is denied

however, still unconfortable...