SecureAccessibility - Accessibility services or password-on-boot encryption? Pick both!
SecureAccessibility allows you to use accessibility services while still keeping the password-on-boot screen enabled!
If your password-on-boot screen is currently disabled, you will have to reactivate it for SecureAccessibility to work.
Compatible with everything from Kitkat (4.0) all the way to Oreo (8.1)!
If you find a bug, post here or create an issue in the Github issue tracker with your logcat + Xposed logs.
NOT TESTED on heavily modified ROMS (Touchwiz, LG, EMUI, etc...)
Xposed repository link: http://repo.xposed.info/module/xyz.nulldev.secureaccess
Source code: https://github.com/null-dev/SecureAccessibility
I managed to name the thread wrong while copy and pasting. Huge derp. It's fixed now.
Wow I was waiting a module like this a while ago.
Hy, may I ask why would I compromise phone's security if I would have accessibility enabled at the same time as pattern on boot? I'm just trying to understand the problem, I hope you can explain it
Also i want to know the problem.
It looks like I was actually wrong. This module may actually improve the security of your phone!
The reason accessibility services disable the password on boot screen is so users that rely on accessibility services to input data don't get locked out. This is because accessibility services are not available early on boot until the user decrypts their phone (they are not usable while entering the boot password).
I got this explanation from here where users are petitioning Google to keep the password on boot screen while having accessibility services enabled (which is what this module does): https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=79309
By keeping the accessibility services enabled with the password on boot screen, you get the best of both worlds, with no compromise on security.
I have removed the warning from the module descriptions.
To add to comment #6 above:
Yes, this module has zero security impact.
All it does is prevent Android from disabling the boot encryption password when you enable an accessibility service. Period.
Before I used this module, whenever I turned on an accessibility service, I had to reenable password on boot by resetting my pin, which was a chore.
Fif_ said:
To add to comment #6 above:
Yes, this module has zero security impact.
All it does is prevent Android from disabling the boot encryption password when you enable an accessibility service. Period.
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So I won't have any issues if I have to disable xposed after making use of this module for some reason? Just worried I might lock myself out of my phone.
Silkeyway said:
So I won't have any issues if I have to disable xposed after making use of this module for some reason? Just worried I might lock myself out of my phone.
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Yep, nothing will happen.
Great work! Thank u very much!
greetz, brockn
Now that we have a janky Xposed on Nougat, has anyone tried it?
I've looked at the code, it should work, but doesn't on Nougat, Oxygen OS 4.5.10 on OnePlus 5.
No errors in the logs related to this module.
Fif_ said:
Now that we have a janky Xposed on Nougat, has anyone tried it?
I've looked at the code, it should work, but doesn't on Nougat, Oxygen OS 4.5.10 on OnePlus 5.
No errors in the logs related to this module.
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I've just checked it again as well and it *should* work but I can't test it. Do you get the warning that password-on-boot will be disabled when you try to enable an accessibility service?
null-dev said:
I've just checked it again as well and it *should* work but I can't test it. Do you get the warning that password-on-boot will be disabled when you try to enable an accessibility service?
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Yes I did.
I also checked the nougat source code and I agree with you that it should work [emoji3]
Yet it doesn't. It could be OOS patching the settings manager. I'll need to decompile it one day.
Fif_ said:
Yes I did.
I also checked the nougat source code and I agree with you that it should work [emoji3]
Yet it doesn't. It could be OOS patching the settings manager. I'll need to decompile it one day.
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The official version of Xposed for Nougat was just released and I can confirm it works on there.
null-dev said:
The official version of Xposed for Nougat was just released and I can confirm it works on there.
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I'll try it as soon as a systemless version comes out.
Edit: It works fine with the official Rovo89 Xposed 88.1 systemless and Magisk 14.2.
:angel:
I'm using Android 9 Magisk 20 and riru sandhook, just installed apk/activated xposed and seems to work so far. My intent was to prevent accessibility from turning my tasker off. This seems to the only real solution. Thank you.
Oukitel K9
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This module prevents components from trying to enable themselves.
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We can use MyAndroidTools or MyAndroidTools Pro (you can find them in the Google Play) to disable components(service,broadcast receiver,activity,content provider).
But any app can enable their own component through an open api (setComponentEnabledSetting).
This module just prevent it.
The icon comes from Uchiha Shisui's Mangekyō Sharingan.
1. Log:record all the components that use "setComponentEnabledSetting" to enable themselves,not matter whether it is checked in the blacklist.
2. BlackList settings:select the app you want to block,then save.
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//the main source code:
Code:
XposedHelpers.findAndHookMethod("android.app.ApplicationPackageManager",
loadPackageParam.classLoader,
"setComponentEnabledSetting",
ComponentName.class, int.class, int.class,
new XC_MethodHook() {
@Override
protected void beforeHookedMethod(MethodHookParam param) throws Throwable {
if (((int) param.args[1]) == PackageManager.COMPONENT_ENABLED_STATE_ENABLED) {
param.args[1]=PackageManager.COMPONENT_ENABLED_STATE_DISABLED;
}
}
});
I love your app !!! What version do I need to be on for this to work ?
Would be nice if you explained more info in your thread ? What exactly does this do that the app already doesn't ?
does MyAndroidTools 1.2.8.7 apk need to be installed first and then this Xposed Module 0.1?
how exactly does this work? please explain in detail and also the installation procedure.
I agree with m0han. The module doesn't provide us with a user interface. So when activated through Xposed, what exactly is it doing? Do we need to download the apk from the app store? More clarification is needed before I activate this module. Thanks.
wangqi060934 said:
This module prevent components from trying to enable themselves.
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Awesome, thank you!
Finally something to stop K9-Mail and Google Play store from starting at boot
Would you consider making the Xposed module or even MyAndroidTools open source? Xposed modules and root apps are scary and releasing the source would increase trust immensely.
I bought the pro version and I would actually buy it again or donate for an open source version. Your app and XPrivacy (open source ) make a very nice couple on any phone :laugh:
@wangqi060934, it is very cool and higly anticipated feature. Thank you!
But how does it work? How does it distinct components disabled by me with MyAndroidTools and components disabled by host app itself? And, by the way, can such components be visually distinguished in MyAndroidTools's GUI?
I don't know the nature of this facts but some apps (e.g. Gmail) indeed have services which are disabled without any manual intrusion.
Kind regards!
There is a beta2 now. I already have MyAndroidTools 0.9.8.6 installed from Play Store. I downloaded the beta through Xposed and installed it as we usually do for Xposed modules, enabled it in Xposed and rebooted.
If we go to XPOSED>modules and click on My AndroidTools, we are asked to activate the module. When we click OK, it goes back to the modules screen and if once again clicked, the UI appears. We have Log, Blacklist and Settings options at top left.
The blacklist menu gives options of third party apps and system apps and when you choose one, the apps are listed with a checkbox against their names. Till now I have experimented. After this comes the conjecture.
If we choose one or more of the apps and click the save button at top right, then that app is prevented from enabling itself unless we invoke that app ourselves. This is my understanding. I have not attempted it. I am afraid as 1. I am not an expert 2. there is no info about what this module actually does 3. it is an Xposed module 4. I won't have my laptop for some more time (in case something happens).
The settings option has only one option to show a toast when a blocking happens. The log is a log.
So if somebody else is brave enough to experiment further or if the OP explains things, I would be happy.
EDIT:
The app also appears in the app drawer and clicking it has the same effect as from Xposed.
if you do a search on xda theres more info on this app when you find it try the tenshi_xp settings.
v0.2 is not working for me, it always show me that the Module is not active even though I can see in Xposed Log it's loaded.
xk0niR said:
v0.2 is not working for me, it always show me that the Module is not active.
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Same here.
(CM12.1 at SGS4mini I9192)
xk0niR said:
v0.2 is not working for me, it always show me that the Module is not active even though I can see in Xposed Log it's loaded.
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There seems to be an issue with the UI. I also get the popup that the app is not active and asking me to activate it. If I activate it, the UI closes. The workaround I found is to open it from recents. Then the UI stays and you can play with it.
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Kirrrr said:
Same here.
(CM12.1 at SGS4mini I9192)
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wangqi060934 said:
This module prevent components from trying to enable themselves.
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The module block massenger to connect to the network
Envoyé de mon SM-N910F en utilisant Tapatalk
Version 0.3 seems to work again.
I was wondering about the purpose of a blacklist. When I disable a service for an app with MyAndroidTools, I do not want that app to re-enable said service. Essentially this means that all apps should be activated in the blacklist in the Xposed module?
There is a version 0.6 now. Further the Dev has also furnished more info on the app in the first post.
When we reboot after enabling the app in Xposed and open the app, the log populates and shows the components which have been enabled through 'setComponentEnabledSetting'. We can then long press the component which we want to disable and choose 'blacklist'. It is then shown as blacklisted. The 'blacklist settings' shows the third party apps installed on the phone which can be selected and saved for blocking.
So find any component or third party apps which you want to block and do so. When something is chosen for blocking and it tries to enable itself, it is blocked and an entry appears in the log with its name and the time of its blocking.
If anyone finds any further info, please post the same so that we can learn.
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daniel_m said:
Version 0.3 seems to work again.
I was wondering about the purpose of a blacklist. When I disable a service for an app with MyAndroidTools, I do not want that app to re-enable said service. Essentially this means that all apps should be activated in the blacklist in the Xposed module?
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No. You check the log and if you find the blocked app/component shown as started, then you add it to the blacklist.
As the Dev explains in the first post, not all disabled apps/components enable themselves. Only a few do so. You find them from the log and block them. Not all.
tnsmani said:
No. You check the log and if you find the blocked app/component shown as started, then you add it to the blacklist.
As the Dev explains in the first post, not all disabled apps/components enable themselves. Only a few do so. You find them from the log and block them. Not all.
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Yes, I noticed. Of the 200 apps installed on my phone, only K9-Mail and Google Play Store try to re-enable some services.
The question is, does blacklisting impact performance? If not, one could simply blacklist all apps and not care about checking the log. On my ancient Sony Xperia Mini Pro, blacklisting all apps did not seem to slow down the phone noticeably.
Installed it and it worked perfectly; however I had to uninstall the module since it caused, sometimes, a bootloop. It didn't happened all the time and if I accessed to the recovery and rebooted the phone after a forced shutdown, phone booted correctly. I'm almost sure it's the module fault because since I uninstalled it the phone is working smoothly, anyway I don't know how to provide a log in order to help.
I have a Oneplus One running custom CM12.1 by Sultanxda.
Bino92 said:
Installed it and it worked perfectly; however I had to uninstall the module since it caused, sometimes, a bootloop. It didn't happened all the time and if I accessed to the recovery and rebooted the phone after a forced shutdown, phone booted correctly. I'm almost sure it's the module fault because since I uninstalled it the phone is working smoothly, anyway I don't know how to provide a log in order to help.
I have a Oneplus One running custom CM12.1 by Sultanxda.
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Try the next version 0.7
Module fc since last version
Sent from my SM-G920F using XDA-Developers mobile app
FC on blacklist menu and still bootloop, with and without system app selection...
Bino92 said:
FC on blacklist menu and still bootloop, with and without system app selection...
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Was also suffering with alot of bootloop, couldn't work out what app it was. Glad I found your comment
Hi all,
I'm using my S7e with nougat and there is no xposed yet here.
Can someone share how it works this app without using xposed mode? Is this still being so useful in Nougat and without xposed?
Thanks!
yamwt said:
Hi all,
I'm using my S7e with nougat and there is no xposed yet here.
Can someone share how it works this app without using xposed mode? Is this still being so useful in Nougat and without xposed?
Thanks!
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Install recent builds as a system app to enable 'privilaged' mode which yields functionality similar to Boost + Xposed. Great for Nougat.
Davey126 said:
Install recent builds as a system app to enable 'privilaged' mode which yields functionality similar to Boost + Xposed. Great for Nougat.
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I just enabled this on my device and under Mode it does say it's in root+privileged mode, but I can't seem to enable any of the Xposed options. am I missing something?
dimm0k said:
I just enabled this on my device and under Mode it does say it's in root+privileged mode, but I can't seem to enable any of the Xposed options. am I missing something?
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I also converted it as a system app through TiBU but the mode stays as "rooted" perhaps because I am on Nougat.
And Xposed options can not be enabled. I think that it functions as rooted but in a better fashion. But I don't see any difference in performance between normal installation and as a system app.
EDIT: After reading on another thread that TiBU places Greenify apk in /system/app instead of /system/priv-app, I checked and found that indeed the apk was in app instead of priv-app. So used TWRP to move the apk to priv-app and rebooted. Now Greenify is functioning in root+privileged mode. Let me check the performance. (Of course still no Xposed features).
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I also converted it as a system app through TiBU but the mode stays as "rooted" perhaps because I am on Nougat.
And Xposed options can not be enabled. I think that it functions as rooted but in a better fashion. But I don't see any difference in performance between normal installation and as a system app.
EDIT: After reading on another thread that TiBU places Greenify apk in /system/app instead of /system/priv-app, I checked and found that indeed the apk was in app instead of priv-app. So used TWRP to move the apk to priv-app and rebooted. Now Greenify is functioning in root+privileged mode. Let me check the performance. (Of course still no Xposed features).
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ahh, thanks for the confirm... I haven't really noticed anything different either since the change, but let me know if you do. I was hoping privileged mode would give some of the Xposed options, but thanks for confirming
dimm0k said:
I just enabled this on my device and under Mode it does say it's in root+privileged mode, but I can't seem to enable any of the Xposed options. am I missing something?
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tnsmani said:
I also converted it as a system app through TiBU but the mode stays as "rooted" perhaps because I am on Nougat.
And Xposed options can not be enabled. I think that it functions as rooted but in a better fashion. But I don't see any difference in performance between normal installation and as a system app.
EDIT: After reading on another thread that TiBU places Greenify apk in /system/app instead of /system/priv-app, I checked and found that indeed the apk was in app instead of priv-app. So used TWRP to move the apk to priv-app and rebooted. Now Greenify is functioning in root+privileged mode. Let me check the performance. (Of course still no Xposed features).
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Curious if you have Xposed functionality on any non-nougat ROMs associated with the Google account being used (ie: paid upgrade)?
Davey126 said:
Curious if you have Xposed functionality on any non-nougat ROMs associated with the Google account being used (ie: paid upgrade)?
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if I understand correctly, I had a non-Nougat phone prior to this current phone that has Xposed and has Greenify donation key installed on it... why do you ask? that phone is no longer alive/used anymore
dimm0k said:
if I understand correctly, I had a non-Nougat phone prior to this current phone that has Xposed and has Greenify donation key installed on it... why do you ask? that phone is no longer alive/used anymore
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Sorry - didn't phrase question well. Was asking if you had the paid version of Greenify (donation key). Was hoping that might explain lack of access to Xposed functionality when running in privileged mode.
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Sorry - didn't phrase question well. Was asking if you had the paid version of Greenify (donation key). Was hoping that might explain lack of access to Xposed functionality when running in privileged mode.
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ahh, yes, I do have the donation key installed...
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Sorry - didn't phrase question well. Was asking if you had the paid version of Greenify (donation key). Was hoping that might explain lack of access to Xposed functionality when running in privileged mode.
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Yes, I also have the donation package installed. Are you running Nougat? Do you get the Xposed options?
Though on opening Greenify I don't find any difference, I find that the phone sleeps better and the drain during idle has come down after moving Greenify to priv-apps.
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Yes, I also have the donation package installed. Are you running Nougat? Do you get the Xposed options?
Though on opening Greenify I don't find any difference, I find that the phone sleeps better and the drain during idle has come down after moving Greenify to priv-apps.
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Well - I speak in half truths. Nougat is installed on a test device. Migrated Greenify to a system app a few weeks ago. Verified it was running in 'Root + Privileged' mode and quickly checked access to Xposed-based features which popped up as expected. But (a huge but...) never attempted to enable any as it was a test device and didn't immediately need the extended functionality. You can guess the rest...can't enable any of the Xposed options...just like everyone else. I hang my head in shame for not throughly testing.
Small positive: Privileged works similarly to Boost w.r.t the speed of hibernation. Probably some other goodies too. Not ready to jump over to Nougat in my daily driver due to other Xposed dependencies. So really not in a good position to give Privileged mode a through assessment.
Greenify 3.9.5 beta, Android 8.0, htc 10, magisk, xposed systemless
Just wanna make sure it wasn't my issue / permission issue..turned everything on, tried uninstall and reinstall.
Thank you for your developing!
29988122 said:
Greenify 3.9.5 beta, Android 8.0, htc 10, magisk, xposed systemless
Just wanna make sure it wasn't my issue / permission issue..turned everything on, tried uninstall and reinstall.
Thank you for your developing!
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All three, Enhanced Wake-up Tracker, Wake-up Cut-off and Advanced Wake-up Cut-off, are enabled in mine. But I had to repeatedly enable/disable them initially for them to be enabled.
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All three, Enhanced Wake-up Tracker, Wake-up Cut-off and Advanced Wake-up Cut-off, are enabled in mine. But I had to repeatedly enable/disable them initially for them to be enabled.
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That was weird. I clicked so many times under many circumstances but unable to even enable it once.
All it showed was something like "mayyybe your rom is not supported"
I really want to cut off some notorious intent that get triggered via sharing/network state change/media scan...because they significantly slowed my device.
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Is there any logcat that I can provide to help @oasisfeng debugging?
First off, T-Mobile version H932 rooted with bootloader unlocked and TWRP installed.
I was a long time user of Cyanogenmod/Lineage on other platforms in the past and overall prefer AOSP based ROMS that are close to stock. So, I have tried PixelExperience, Lineage, and LiquidRemix on my V30. I like them all but overall I like LiquidRemix the best mostly due to some of the LiquidLounge options.
However, I have 3 things I miss. I could probably do without them but I think my overall usefulness of the phone is better when I have them.
1. WiFi Calling - I have poor coverage in my office until TMO deploys Band 12 or Band 71 in my area. Not on schedule for almost a year yet.
2. OK Google support. I have tried numerous things to get this working on all 3 of the custom roms but it simply does not. Sounds like a MIC volume issue currently in all AOSP based ROMS on the V30. I use Android Auto (with a headunit) and not having this is kind of a pain.
3. Google Pay NFC support. I installed Magisk on all 3 custom ROMS but never could get it to fully pass all the safetynet checks.
As for running Stock. I know it would fix 1&2 above, but if I kept the device rooted and bootloader unlocked I am not sure #3 would be fixed. However, I can deal with that. What I hate about LG Stock overall is the interface, all their crap, and especially their dialer. I previously was side loading APK version of Google Dialer but it is missing the SPAM features and such unless you can flash it. I also sideloaded a pixel launcher and GCAM. But the dialer thing was always a pain.
I am going to try the debloated/magisk 20p STOCK. Anyone using this and have suggestions on how to get it working with Google Pay, Google Dialer, etc?
Next phone, I will probably spend the money on a pixel
Havoc is pretty awesome
TheCoryGuy said:
Havoc is pretty awesome
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Yes, I'm sure it is. The guys doing custom ROMs do great work. But... Does I'm sure none of the 3 things I listed work on it.
Some day we'll get Wi-Fi calling in a custom ROM. One would think this would be more a standard method built into Android itself
I've got a H931 (basically daily driver with us998 20g) and a ls998 that I've used to test various roms and am now experimenting with serious debloating us998 20g on it.
I'm also accustom to Lineage, but as you know, there are not official builds for all devices. While the available roms are good, they are still a bit away from supporting all the basics.
In the meantime (and possibly for longer), just got through debloating the ls998. Now only 27 apps installed. Everything I need is working, very well actually. Looking at debloating even further. Watching to see if there are any ill effects.
It's difficult to determine what is the best, most productive way to go. At this point for me though I think it's debloating a stock rom. Time consuming but I hope worth it.
Good luck with your choice, Cheers
So I am on de-bloated stock with a few mods (google dialer, gcam, pixel launcher. Only thing not working at all is Google Pay. Magisk hide not working to fool it. Not a big deal.
thebitjockey said:
So I am on de-bloated stock with a few mods (google dialer, gcam, pixel launcher. Only thing not working at all is Google Pay. Magisk hide not working to fool it. Not a big deal.
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That's easily fixed. Go to set->apps->google.services and delete cache and data. Make sure to hide magisk and any apps u don't want to see it first, reboot. Worked for me.
Cheers
AsItLies said:
That's easily fixed. Go to set->apps->google.services and delete cache and data. Make sure to hide magisk and any apps u don't want to see it first, reboot. Worked for me.
Cheers
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Can you be more specific? I did what I think you mentioned:
Setup Magisk-Hide to hide from GPay, Google Play Store, and Google.
Cleared data and cache for Google Play Services (I assume that's what you meant?)
Rebooted, checked GPay, and it still says I can't use it because my device is rooted/altered.
Running Magisk 18.1, manager 7.1.1. Safetynet passes (both green checkmarks). What am I missing?
schwinn8 said:
Can you be more specific? I did what I think you mentioned:
Setup Magisk-Hide to hide from GPay, Google Play Store, and Google.
Cleared data and cache for Google Play Services (I assume that's what you meant?)
Rebooted, checked GPay, and it still says I can't use it because my device is rooted/altered.
Running Magisk 18.1, manager 7.1.1. Safetynet passes (both green checkmarks). What am I missing?
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You're not running any Xposed modules, are you?
ChazzMatt said:
You're not running any Xposed modules, are you?
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Nope, no Xposed at all, never installed it. Only one Masgisk module (Google dialer). VS996 20i otherwise (installed via TWRP... so stock rooted overall).
I thought I read that we need Magisk Canary now, as 18.1 isn't enough by itself. Another tip was to manually Magisk-Hide Google Play Services? I didn't want to dig in that deeply, if others are able to get by without these tricks...
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Nope, no Xposed at all, never installed it. Only one Masgisk module (Google dialer). VS996 20i otherwise (installed via TWRP... so stock rooted overall).
I thought I read that we need Magisk Canary now, as both 18.1 isn't enough by itself. Another tip was to manually Magisk-Hide Google Play Services? I didn't want to dig in that deeply, if others are able to get by without these tricks...
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I don't know. Mine was hiding from Google Pay very well on18.0 and then 18.1 -- until I decided I cared more how my status bar icons looked than Google Pay.
So had to go Xposed route even though I know that can't be invisible from Safety Net. I made the choice on purpose.
ChazzMatt said:
I don't know. Mine was hiding from Google Pay very well on 18.1 until I decided I cared more how my status bar icons looked than Google Pay.
So had to go Xposed even though I know that can't be invisible from Safety Net.
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Stock rooted US998.
* Battery circle with percentage number inside, instead of TWO stock LG battery icons (wasted space and looks ugly). How complete the circle is also indicates percentage.
* Actual LTE symbol, not silly"4GLTE".
* H for HSPA, not "4G".
* Gradient distinction for both carrier and Wi-Fi strength.
Some are build prop edits, but I'm also running two Xposed modules.
Sent via open market LG US998 V30/V30+
schwinn8 said:
Can you be more specific? I did what I think you mentioned:
Setup Magisk-Hide to hide from GPay, Google Play Store, and Google.
Cleared data and cache for Google Play Services (I assume that's what you meant?)
Rebooted, checked GPay, and it still says I can't use it because my device is rooted/altered.
Running Magisk 18.1, manager 7.1.1. Safetynet passes (both green checkmarks). What am I missing?
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Funny, in that I just tried my procedure on my 2nd device and it didn't work - but still working / worked on the H931...
My guess is that on one, Titanium bkup wasn't installed (installed after enable gpay), on the other, already installed?
will post back if I figure it out.
Try magisk hide props module
Bupreno said:
Try magisk hide props module
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What is "props module"?
schwinn8 said:
Can you be more specific? I did what I think you mentioned:
Setup Magisk-Hide to hide from GPay, Google Play Store, and Google.
Cleared data and cache for Google Play Services (I assume that's what you meant?)
Rebooted, checked GPay, and it still says I can't use it because my device is rooted/altered.
Running Magisk 18.1, manager 7.1.1. Safetynet passes (both green checkmarks). What am I missing?
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Go to Magisk forum. It has detail instructions how to pass Google pay.
You have to install old version of Google service frame work in order to make it.
It's working fine on my phone.
M66B, developer of the popular XPrivacy app, is closing the official support thread for the app:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xprivacy-ultimate-android-privacy-app-t2320783
This thread is meant for any existing users to communicate with each other going forward.
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This is the best privacy manager. But I really hope that we can use it on magisk as module. I don't want Xposed.
MaXi32 said:
This is the best privacy manager. But I really hope that we can use it on magisk as module. I don't want Xposed.
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It's not possible,magisk can't hook into code,only xposed can do that
Magisk can only change and add files
Xposed can only change and add code
You can't turn an xposed module into a magisk module and vice-versa,just because they're both called modules doesn't mean they do the same thing
Huh? XPrivacy has always relied on Xposed (hence the name). Why should it suddenly be different?
altae said:
Huh? XPrivacy has always relied on Xposed (hence the name). Why should it suddenly be different?
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Yeah,there's no other way for xPrivacy to work without xposed's ability to hook and modify app code at runtime
How would you configure Tiktok in Xprivacy?
Hello all,
How would you configure Tiktok in Xprivacy?
Thanks.
Xposed is lob
MaXi32 said:
This is the best privacy manager. But I really hope that we can use it on magisk as module. I don't want Xposed.
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Magisk is only a root manger application.
And its modules are nothing but replacement of system files in mirrored system partition created by magisk.
Where xposed can hook Methods and resources.
Never underestimate xposed.
It has great role in reverse engineering of application and customisation.
Badly missing Xprivacy on magisk. Was anyone able to work with Xprivacy Lua ?
Samdroid18 said:
Badly missing Xprivacy on magisk. Was anyone able to work with Xprivacy Lua ?
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Xprivacy and Xprivacy Lua are not magisk modules.
XprivacyLua is working well on my 2 x S8. One one Oreo and the other on pie.
The one on pie needs magisk to be able to install Edxposed.
May anybody help me to make Xprivacy compatibility to deny requets of libraries (loadLibrary) on Android 7, please?
Or to make the possibility to ALLOW or DENY "Accounts" category based on PARAMETERS?
How may I refresh Xprivacy to read database again without need to reboot?
Thank you very much.
XPL Is a must have Tool
it's a shame that XPL has been discontinued. I can no longer imagine an android smartphone without xpl.
XPL deserves support.
it's a shame that XPL has been discontinued. I can no longer imagine an android smartphone without xpl.
XPL deserves support.
Is there a way to completely delete the XPL settings? unfortunately my phone does not start as long as XPL is active. have probably made too many settings.
As soon as I reactivate the module, the phone no longer starts.
deleting data does nothing.
LinoPino221 said:
it's a shame that XPL has been discontinued. I can no longer imagine an android smartphone without xpl.
XPL deserves support.
it's a shame that XPL has been discontinued. I can no longer imagine an android smartphone without xpl.
XPL deserves support.
Is there a way to completely delete the XPL settings? unfortunately my phone does not start as long as XPL is active. have probably made too many settings.
As soon as I reactivate the module, the phone no longer starts.
deleting data does nothing.
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If you do a search for Xposed, there is a uninstall ZIP file that you can flash using recovery mode that will uninstall Xposed, which will then disable Xprivacy and your phone should be able to bootup.
JohnCody said:
If you do a search for Xposed, there is a uninstall ZIP file that you can flash using recovery mode that will uninstall Xposed, which will then disable Xprivacy and your phone should be able to bootup.
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e phone starts as soon as i deactivate edxposed. that's working.
I just want to delete all settings and data from xprivacylua. are there any special folders?
the normal deletion of the data does nothing
LinoPino221 said:
e phone starts as soon as i deactivate edxposed. that's working.
I just want to delete all settings and data from xprivacylua. are there any special folders?
the normal deletion of the data does nothing
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I think you should be able to disable the Xprivacy "module" from within the xposed app, then reboot. Then uninstall xprivacy like you would any other app, then reinstall the xprivacy APK and it should start with default settings.
XPrivacy was way better than XPL, I don't know why M66B would dump it. I still have it running on my Galaxy S5 with Kitkat, it's not like it needs any updating, it's fine how it is. It just needs to run heh. Anyone know how I could get it running on a recent and supported version of Android (like Oreo) and EdXposed? Is it even possible? I'd like to help to work on it.
scarlion said:
XPrivacy was way better than XPL, I don't know why M66B would dump it. I still have it running on my Galaxy S5 with Kitkat, it's not like it needs any updating, it's fine how it is. It just needs to run heh. Anyone know how I could get it running on a recent and supported version of Android (like Oreo) and EdXposed? Is it even possible? I'd like to help to work on it.
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XPrivacy doesn't work on recent Android versions anymore due to structural changes in Android, which is the main reason why XPrivacyLua was developed.
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XPrivacy doesn't work on recent Android versions anymore due to structural changes in Android, which is the main reason why XPrivacyLua was developed.
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What kind of structural changes? Ain't no hill for a climber.
Also XPL doesn't run with EdXposed, so it's in a worse position than XP from my point of view. Have to stick with my ancient S5 for now.
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What kind of structural changes? Ain't no hill for a climber.
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In fact many things were changed, but the main obstacles are tighter security (SELinux), how the activity manager service works and how apps are being started. Since XPrivacy is not supported anymore, I am not going to provide more details, but both the source code of XPrivacy and XPrivacyLua are on GitHub, so you can check for yourself.
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Also XPL doesn't run with EdXposed, so it's in a worse position than XP from my point of view.
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Really? My impression is that XPL and EdXposed runs fine.
Is there a way to hide the battery status? I have an annoying battery Warnung in my car every time the battery is less then 50% when my Smartphone is connected with Bluetooth. I cant disable that in the car hifi settings. Or can i send fake data?