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This information appears to be technical details about a specific app, likely Temu, installed on a device. It includes:

* Package name: A unique identifier for the app.
* Launch Activity: The initial activity that starts when the app is launched.
* Signature SHA-1: A cryptographic hash of the app's signature.
* App path: The directory where the app's APK file is stored.
* App's data path: The directory where the app's data is stored.
* Version and Build: The app's version number and build number.
* minSDK and TargetSDK: The minimum and target Android API levels required for the app.
* User ID: The user ID associated with the app installation.
* Installed from: The app store from which the app was installed (Aurora Store).
* Install date: The date the app was installed.
* APK size and Dalvik-cache size: The size of the app's APK file and its Dalvik cache.

This information is typically used for app analysis, debugging, or security purposes. It can be obtained using various tools and techniques, including device logs, file system exploration, or third-party app analysis tools.

What I learned is that this is a Google Voice ""cover"" #. Cover may not be the proper term, but I have a Google Voice phone # myself that I use for business purposes. GVoice gives you a ""cover"" # that's different from your cell # but it rings to your cell, preventing someone from needing to get 2 phones for business and personal use. It appears this # also shows when kids who don't have cell phones try to contact another friend through Google Hangouts or some feature like that. So in our case, this call came from one of my son's actual friends. My son gave his friend my cell # to give to the boy's mom, but the boy ended up calling me himself. So don't believe mine should be categorized as Spam but would be helpful for parents and people to know how all this works before giving kids access to it.

Yeah these globalists are pure evil. They know exactly what they are doing. They want a gay planet to themselves.