Good day.
please, suggest url, where declared step-by-step guide for greenifying gapps. (google play services and market, google maps)
I have any misunderstanding in this.
I should to send to "auto-freeze" from Island menu?
what about default system samsung gapps? should I disable it?
should I move all gapps-dependent apps to work profile?
I'm at a loss
p.s. (donate app are enable)
wait, I understand
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After installing new clear Island and setup, appear separate program menu tab "work profile" . Knox isolated.
And now I may run play market from this menu and install all software to work profile. Which fully frozenable.
After this, will possible to remove or disable all gapps ( and gapps dependent software) from main home profile,
sys. settings:apps. Now you will watch a pair off app. system and from Island, which indicate with padlock icon.
and apps from island may use gapps from Island too. i.e. tldr,
That mean, now you may safe disable gapps from "main island" and still work in island.
Can't you just use microG ?
And after you have microG with fakestore, just use any other store you like instead of google. If you want store like the original Playstore, use Aurora . It's essentially the same. Open source. Another plus: You don't even need to login with an account.
For app control (easy freezing apps, backing up app settings and original installedapks of apps, stopping, clearing cache, and removing apps) I recommend Luckyp
As firewall I recommend Afwall
To see what dns requests you whole system, all apps did (you don't have to install any list and you don't need to allow the app internet access in your afwall firewall) I recommend AdAway
As a operating system I recommend LineageOS. (with microG)
Advanced: if you use Xposed and can or want even more control, I recommend:
-Xprivacy (probably only works until Oreo 8.1, and the new XprivacyLua is not as good)
-AppOps (you see and can easily activate/deactivate some things (storage access, write access, mic access, vibrate, see when it's happened last and if it's currently active)
Good luck!
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How-to
1. Dropbox APK +23GB of additional free space for 2 Years
• Uninstall any other instances of dropbox (either official or unofficial)
• Install the APK
• Login & wait for the confirmation mail!
• After getting the extra space, you can go back to official dropbox builds (uninstall this first).
thanks to original developer
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1550699
Download : https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D7313891_803_7642537
tested by me
2. Latest Vending_Google Play Store (Android Market) v3.5.15 Themed Black
What's in this version:
You now have the Installed and All tabs you can swipe between. The former one is what we used to have before - it lists all apps installed on your device. The latter lists all apps you've ever installed in case you want to download them again or travel down the memory lane. This is quite handy, and I've seen this list before in the Play Store on the web, so it's great to get it here in the mobile app.
The All tab contains a handy dropdown with all your accounts (if you added more than one) and lets you switch between them very easily (as opposed to clicking Menu, etc).
A few of the stock apps that apparently never got linked to the Play Store before got identified and picked up this time, and updates to them were waiting for me when I fired the Store up. I've complained about this very bug in my last rant, and it looks like someone listened.
Mod version features:
>Themed Black
>Unlimited access to apps in Google Play Store
>Removed countries restriction in Google Play Store
working flawlessly
source : http://rootzwiki.com/topic/15092-invertedtotally-inverted-apps-3-16-play-store-updated
Download :http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36747826/an...Play Store (Android Market) v3.5.15 + Mod.apk
3. Latest Vending_Google Play Store (Android Market) v3.5.15 WITH "your device is not compatible" with this item in Google Play Store ISSUE FIXED
This is for those who are on different LCD Density say 140dpi and till now have the problem of market saying device not compatible .
Download: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36747826/an...Play Store (Android Market) v3.5.15 + Mod.apk
use the default root explorer method to install
>rename to Vending.apk
>push to system/app
>set permissions rw-r--r--
>reboot done
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"XPrivacy can prevent applications from leaking privacy sensitive data. XPrivacy can restrict the categories of data an application can access. This is done by feeding an application with no or fake data. There are several data categories which can be restricted, for example contacts or location. For example, if you restrict access to contacts for an application, this will result in sending an empty contact list to the application. Similarly, restricting an application's access to your location will result in a set location being sent to the application."
more info on the original xda thread, or github. The authors describe how it is better than other privacy solutions.
xposed installer is a framework for modules (such as xprivacy). This has the potential to allow tremendous customization of your ROM without having to flash a custom ROM.
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Basic Info
1. requires xposed installer (which requires root access) before installing xprivacy (i.e. both files need to be installed)
2. files are designed for Android 4+, but there is a version that works with Gingerbread (android 2+)
3. will work on almost any android ROM. Works on my locked, stock, 2.3.4 sprint ROM.
How to install:
First step for everything you do: Create a nandroid backup and make sure you know how to restore it!
For the framework:
1. Download XposedInstaller.apk (for the corresponding version android ROM you have) and install it
2. Launch the Xposed Installer, go to the "Framework" section and click on "Install/Update"
3. Reboot
4. Done!
For any modules you want to install:
1. Download <module>.apk and install it (get the version for your corresponding android ROM)
2. Launch the Xposed Installer and go to the "Modules" section
3. Enable the module by checking the checkbox (verification stage)
4. Reboot
5. Done!
credit: rovo89, M66B, liudongmiao, et al.
Requires root?
If you have a Sprint stock, locked rom, how were you able to load this program without root access?
armoredsedans said:
If you have a Sprint stock, locked rom, how were you able to load this program without root access?
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The bootloader is locked, but the ROM is rooted (i.e. has superuser privelages).
There is a new xposed module (backported to gingerbread) that fixes an android "master key" security hole.
Its nice to be able to get security fixes like this since Sprint/Motorola no longer support this device.
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http://kapuer.org/en/index.html
What is Kapuer ?
Not yet just another permission management application ! Kapuer is way more than that. It is a recommender system that helps you deal with the difficulties to protect your privacy from all your apps.
How does it work ?
Each time one of your app wants to use some of your private data, Kapuer first informs you of that request, gives you details on concerned permission and asks you if you want to allow or deny this request.
Your decision allow Kapuer to understand how you want to protect your privacy. Then, after some requests, Kapuer will propose you an higher level rule to manage a whole set of permissions or a whole set of application. Suppose you always deny games to access the Internet because you play only solo games. After few interactions with Kapuer, it will understand that you don't want to let games access the Internet and it will propose you a rule to deny all upcoming requests from games to access the Internet.
Kapuer is the result of a PhD and is still at its early ages. Updates and improvements will come. This implementation of Kapuer has been build with Xposed.
Even if Kapuer is and will stay free for public, it is not open source. We still plan on a possible commercial use of the decision support system behind Kapuer but privacy is important for us and we wanted to share Kapuer with everybody. We do not use information about you or your data, everything stay and will forever stay on your device.
Kapuer hasn't been tested for the moment with Xposed for Android 5.xx
How can I test it ?
Kapuer is still in beta and lots of updates will come.
You can find more information on Kapuer and download it at : http://kapuer.org/en/index.html
You can also join us on Facebook or twitter :
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kapuer/800198923396051
https://twitter.com/KapuerAndro
Device: samsung g7102
OS: cm12.1/lp 5.1
xposed: latest
verdict: not good
Device booted but not working. My kb swype was fcing all the time. I tried running opera mini to see a dialog box asking if I want to allow data. But nothing came. Reverted back by uninstalling
Hello All,
I recently decided to switch to stock rom + Magisk root instead of custom + SuperSU. I also wanted to try MicroG and cut out Big G as much as possible. Everything went smoothly for the most part. MicroG settings checklist is all green. Apps working properly, including push message ones. Calendar, contacts, and stuff are syncing correctly without Google. OSM is working fine as a replacement to GMaps.
But...
My device is mysteriously writing about 2-3gb of log data each day (yes, gigabytes). This fills up internal storage to the point where I need to restore a backup from recovery (TWRP) every few days. So, I downloaded a log checker to try and find out which app was being naughty:
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Magisk pops up quite often, but I assume it's a rooted app via Magisk rather than Magisk itself? I also see "pid=3732", but when I look for a corresponding process ID in OS Monitor, there isn't one. I didn't see anything on the error types that kept popping up (1300, 1306, 1320, 1327, 1400) when I did some net searches for them. So, I'm a bit baffled on what to look for next or how to interpret the rest of the log data.
Could anybody advise me on what step to take next?
For reference, here is my device/status/info:
Model: N915D Samsung Galaxy Note Edge (Japan/SCL24)
OS: Marshmallow 6.0.1 (TWRP 3.2.3-0 via Odin flash)
Root: Yes (Magisk 18.0 via TWRP install)
GApps: MicroG (via Nanodroid Magisk Module/TWRP install)
I've done the following without any success in identifying the problem:
Disabled/debloated almost all non-essential services/apps (via OpenAPK)
Tried both v 2.0 and v 1.1 of the FakeGApps Xposed module
Tried disabling various Xposed and Magisk modules that I was planning to use (Greenify, XTouchWiz, etc.)
Deleted most non-system apps (AFWall, Nextcloud, browsers, VLC, etc.) to try and isolate the problem (i kept Magisk, Xposed, and some diagnostic tools)
Stared really really hard at the phone
Can't remember what else at the moment
If it were an option, I would just go with Lineage OS. However, none of the releases are compatible with the Japanese version of the Galaxy Note Edge apparently. So I need to figure this out, or shop for a different phone >.<
Thank you very much for reading and for any help you can provide!
FYI in case anybody's interested, problem solved (sort of) by downgrading Magisk from 18.0 to 17.3.
This will not give you the opportunity to make a full backup, but it will partially allow you to get into the cloud and save your data. I was able to create a backup on the Honor 50 and after that I restored it on the Huawei tablet.
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1. Naturally, you must have Huawei HMS Core services
2. Perhaps there should be a frame
3. Install this version of the cloud (you can't update, only it works)
4. After installation, immediately open and give all permissions except geolocation (I gave it to it, but it seems to me that it interferes)
5. To log in to the cloud, you have two options
1: Through the button in the curtain
2: Installation Manager tab in AppGallery
6. Two buttons do not work, "Settings" and "Memory Management", you should not touch them - the cloud flies out of control
7. We saw the cloud, but they don't allow us to make a backup, the program writes an error both during recovery and when trying to create a backup, the "System Dispatcher" prevents us from doing this.
8. In developers, we set to allow debugging and debugging only when charging. Install ADB AppControl on the PC, connect the phone through it and remove the ADB "System Dispatcher".
9. After the backup, the dispatcher must be returned, without it we lose battery control, etc.
The data is saved only partially: contacts, messages, photos, videos and some programs. I can't save the settings because the dispatcher is turned off. I'm sorry, I'm writing through a translator, I hope it's clear.
Hey there I'm trying to install the cloud app into my honor 50 but I'm always getting this error. Do you have any idea what is the conflicting app? is a while that I am trying to figure it out but I am unable. T
hank you
synescu said:
the conflicting app?
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I had a conflict if I tried to install "Files" from Huawei first. If you did not install this, then try to install from a third-party file manager, I put all of the X-plore.