<Tr> <Td> Android </Td> <Td> / data / media / <userid> </Td> </Tr> <P> In Unix, a user will be automatically placed into their home directory upon login . The ~ user shorthand variable refers to a user's home directory (allowing the user to navigate to it from anywhere else in the filesystem, or use it in other Unix commands). The ~ (tilde character) shorthand command refers to that particular user's home directory . </P> <P> The Unix superuser has access to all directories on the filesystem, and hence can access home directories of all users . The superuser's home directory on older systems was /, but on many newer systems it is located at / root (Linux, BSD), or / var / root (Mac OS X). </P> <P> In the OpenVMS operating system, a user's home directory is called the "root directory", and the equivalent of a Unix / DOS / Windows / AmigaOS "root directory" is referred to as the "Master File Directory". </P>

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