Dear Sir,

I made an app. On desktop, it works fine. I compiled for Android and run. 
I load/save data though QSettings and it is not working out of the box on Android system. 
I'm still in a developer mode: compilation in debug, I didn't touch the AndroidManifest.xml or any thing. Just compilation and run. 
My settings works like a charm on Desktop; but on Android (run from QtCreator) on my device. I had trouble to have persistent data. 

I found no information or warning about what QSettings needs to work normally on Android.

Do I have to ask for permissions ? (if yes, which ones?)
There is no chapter about Android on the QSettings page. May be a small paragraph saying: on android, you should do that and it will work, or until you do that you won't get persistent data… 
I take a look to the manifest editor, and there is a checkbox about default permissions for Qt modules ? What's inside ? It will cover the permission for QSettings ?

I can find a lot of workaround and homemade solution. I'm curious to see what's the Qt recommended way to use QSettings  on Android. 

My settings are defined like that:

```

QSettings settings( "orga", "app"); // parameters have been changed
```

Workaround (which seems to work a little bit better but not enough)
```
const QString configfile("config.ini");
    auto path= QStandardPaths::writableLocation(QStandardPaths::ConfigLocation);
    auto filePath= QStringLiteral("%1/%2").arg(path, configfile);
   QSettings settings(QStringLiteral("%1/%2").arg(path, configfile));

```