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Java doesn't have any "unsafe" mode of operation. When you refer to JNI, it's still not the Java that's unsafe; it's the native code you might be accessing that is unsafe.

JNI breaks portability anyway, and is hairy and sphincter-clenchingly gnarly to work with.

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