Donkeygaurd module is best for app permission managing. it handles and modify the app permission in real time but not working in lollipop. any way to use it on lollipop?
gpasys said:
Donkeygaurd module is best for app permission managing. it handles and modify the app permission in real time but not working in lollipop. any way to use it on lollipop?
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Yes, there is a workaround for this.
1. Uninstall Donkey Guard.
2. Install XPrivacy.
3. Done.
orville87 said:
Yes, there is a workaround for this.
1. Uninstall Donkey Guard.
2. Install XPrivacy.
3. Done.
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no..xprivacy only allows to seet on/off on a parameter while k need to change the value of parameters.
gpasys said:
no..xprivacy only allows to seet on/off on a parameter while k need to change the value of parameters.
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You can manually set some parameters by yourself, like location, MAC adress and so on by using XPrivacy. Not all values, but some of the most important ones.
orville87 said:
You can manually set some parameters by yourself, like location, MAC adress and so on by using XPrivacy. Not all values, but some of the most important ones.
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got it...i was missing it as the option was in setting and not dashboard like donkeygaurd..anyways..found the randomize option now...thanks
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Anyone have any idea on how to edit specific lines of the build.prop within an Xposed module? Which method would I have to call and from where?
Why not edit it directly?
If you want to do it using Xposed, you'd need to find where the value you want is parsed and hook that method.
GermainZ said:
Why not edit it directly?
If you want to do it using Xposed, you'd need to find where the value you want is parsed and hook that method.
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Huh, any tutorial to gain root access and edit it?
rakeshdas said:
Huh, any tutorial to gain root access and edit it?
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how did you install xposed without root? via recovery?, you can edit build.prop via recovery also.
to modify just hook Build.java and modify the fields to something you want
Like MODEL = getProp("ro.product.model") to
MODEL = "SomeCustomModel"
ofc not this way, you want to use xposed code
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Anyone have any idea on how to edit specific lines of the build.prop within an Xposed module? Which method would I have to call and from where?
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This Xposed module do this: http://github.com/bigsinger/AndroidIdChanger
rakeshdas said:
Anyone have any idea on how to edit specific lines of the build.prop within an Xposed module? Which method would I have to call and from where?
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There's a few ways to edit the build.prop using an XPosed Module or an app.
The following is just 1 of the XPosed Modules that can be used.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3653953
The following is an excellent app that can be used to do this too. It even has a backup/restore feature for the build.prop too.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3359589
Just a friendly FYI...
Good Luck!
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Ibuprophen said:
There's a few ways to edit the build.prop using an XPosed Module or an app.
The following is just 1 of the XPosed Modules that can be used.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3653953
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Hi,
Where the GravityBox has the option for modifying "build.prop" values? I can't found it.
manos78 said:
Hi, Where the GravityBox has the option for modifying "build.prop" values? I can't found it.
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I don't use the GravityBox Module but, you should ask within the following Module Thread.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3653953
There's a few of the GravityBox threads based on which which Android version your using but that thread is for the Nougat.
Good Luck!
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Ibuprophen said:
I don't use the GravityBox Module but, you should ask within the following Module Thread.
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Hi,
I use GravityBox for years!
I never see any option in any version (KK, MM, L or N) that enables the change of any build.prop parameter.
So, if you need to change some build.prop value using Xposed you can't do it with GB.
Hi,
I have an apk which has debuggable flag set as 'False'. Without modifying the apk is it possible to make the application debuggable using xposed framework.
Since all the application calls from Zygote process, is it possible to add 'enable-debugger' flag when we call that particular application?
Use Xinstaller module.
In Xinstaller, go to Misc. Tick 'Debugging apps'.
Wow, somebody found and uses this feature I thought nobody used it.
Thumbs up!
It's a life saver!
Damo2k said:
It's a life saver!
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Wow thats cool, let me try it out. I am using Xposed installer 2.6.1 and cannot find the misc option. Do we have this feature in the new version?
becandid5 said:
Wow thats cool, let me try it out. I am using Xposed installer 2.6.1 and cannot find the misc option. Do we have this feature in the new version?
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My mistake, I found the module you were talking about -
com.pyler.xinstaller
hello,
i used the xposed module "app settings" version 1.13 with android marshmallow before i updated to nougat. this module enables you to change DPI, font scale, locale, force fullscreen, persist in memory, etc. on a per app basis.
here is a link to the module:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xp...2014-05-14-t2437377/post63835421#post63835421
i have not found any possibility to get this working on nougat as there is no xposed for nougat and it seems there is no more custom rom with these options.
is it possible to get this module working with magisk?
satand said:
hello,
i used the xposed module "app settings" version 1.13 with android marshmallow before i updated to nougat. this module enables you to change DPI, font scale, locale, force fullscreen, persist in memory, etc. on a per app basis.
here is a link to the module:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xp...2014-05-14-t2437377/post63835421#post63835421
i have not found any possibility to get this working on nougat as there is no xposed for nougat and it seems there is no more custom rom with these options.
is it possible to get this module working with magisk?
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Downgrade to marshmallow or write xposed for nougat. The first is easy, the second will make many people happy over here.
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satand said:
is it possible to get this module working with magisk?
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Just to clarify on the above response: No.
Thanks Op, I also would love to have App Settings equivalent on Magisk or stand alone. Turns my 6.44" Mi Max into a desktop chrome browser almost
cobram3 said:
Thanks Op, I also would love to have App Settings equivalent on Magisk or stand alone. Turns my 6.44" Mi Max into a desktop chrome browser almost
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It would be just ultra hard to code that, or just impossible.
years ago (before xposed got famous) some custom roms (paranoid,...) had these functions.
i would go back to marshmallow only because of this missing features but there is no marshmallow rom for my new oneplus 5.
is it really impossible to get it working with magisk? the code itself (version 1.13) worked without any problems on marshmallow.
satand said:
years ago (before xposed got famous) some custom roms (paranoid,...) had these functions.
i would go back to marshmallow only because of this missing features but there is no marshmallow rom for my new oneplus 5.
is it really impossible to get it working with magisk? the code itself (version 1.13) worked without any problems on marshmallow.
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You'll need to manually edit files and apps and Magic Mount them with Magisk. Alternatively you could possibly do some things with some cumbersome scripts. Magisk can't change code of running apps, just replace/add already modified files and run scripts at boot.
In other words: No, IMO it's not worth the extreme hassle and you won't get the same thing as you would with Xposed.
Didgeridoohan said:
You'll need to manually edit files and apps and Magic Mount them with Magisk. Alternatively you could possibly do some things with some cumbersome scripts. Magisk can't change code of running apps, just replace/add already modified files and run scripts at boot.
In other words: No, IMO it's not worth the extreme hassle and you won't get the same thing as you would with Xposed.
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thanks for your answer!
do you have more information about these "cumbersome scripts"? maybe it would work with tasker and a script per app.
i would be very happy...i like my smartphone much more with these features.
satand said:
thanks for your answer!
do you have more information about these "cumbersome scripts"? maybe it would work with tasker and a script per app.
i would be very happy...i like my smartphone much more with these features.
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I wasn't gonna open up that can o' worms, but since you brought it up... :laugh:
Look up how to work with shell scripts. Tasker can run those (among other things). You could probably do some stuff with the resetprop tool as well (look here for details and syntax).
Don't expect miracles though...
Didgeridoohan said:
You'll need to manually edit files and apps and Magic Mount them with Magisk. Alternatively you could possibly do some things with some cumbersome scripts. Magisk can't change code of running apps, just replace/add already modified files and run scripts at boot.
In other words: No, IMO it's not worth the extreme hassle and you won't get the same thing as you would with Xposed.
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Didgeridoohan said:
I wasn't gonna open up that can o' worms, but since you brought it up... :laugh:
Look up how to work with shell scripts. Tasker can run those (among other things). You could probably do some stuff with the resetprop tool as well (look here for details and syntax).
Don't expect miracles though...
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thanks...but that is too high for me
Do we have a petition to develop this form? hahaha
I would like to have app settings on magisk too. I just wanted to change the app local instead of globe settings.
bush911 said:
I would like to have app settings on magisk too. I just wanted to change the app local instead of globe settings.
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"App Locale 2" for Xposed can help you
And you can get Xposed systemlessly with Magisk.
Thank you so much for the advice.
My phone is 1st generation Pixel with latest android, mgaisk installed. I will try to figure it out.
daniel_m said:
"App Locale 2" for Xposed can help you
And you can get Xposed systemlessly with Magisk.
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Anybody have a suggestion - I'm looking to change the dpi of chrome app (8.1) without Xposed
Maybe this could help
https://joyofandroid.com/change-screen-resolution/
Could anybody write a simple module that can spoof the MAC address to a random / desired value?
Not a single app I found works with Oreo 8.1
Tnx in advance!
duledxb said:
Could anybody write a simple module that can spoof the MAC address to a random / desired value?
Not a single app I found works with Oreo 8.1
Tnx in advance!
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Did you tried some apps available from playstore? like..
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cesarato.macchanger
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.xnano.android.changemymac
They also have ability to randomize..
It is. But you realize that magisk is a systemless root right? It use overlay to trick the app and the sistem to think the file has been modified. But when uninstalling magisk it get restored to default (after you reinstall magisk. Modified file will comes back). Which means some data about root privilege are not done to the file itself but copied and modified and get overlayed to the target file. What happen if i restored my stock mac using an app that use magisk su? It'll not go back to default (it is but not the original file. It'll be the same overlayed file with stock values). So your suggestion is kinda ridiculous.
Cmiiww
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metaspook said:
Did you tried some apps available from playstore? like..
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cesarato.macchanger
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.xnano.android.changemymac
They also have ability to randomize..
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duledxb said:
Could anybody write a simple module that can spoof the MAC address to a random / desired value?
Not a single app I found works with Oreo 8.1
Tnx in advance!
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That should already be built into Android. Go to the WiFi networks (like you're picking WiFi), then tap the settings wheel next to the network. Under Advanced, there should be a setting to randomize your Mac address and it should be enabled by default.
duledxb said:
Could anybody write a simple module that can spoof the MAC address to a random / desired value?
Not a single app I found works with Oreo 8.1
Tnx in advance!
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GitHub - Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/MacRandomizationEnabler
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Hello everyone I just got the Moto x4 a few days ago from Best buy and didn't notice it was the Android one version. So I was wondering if there was a way I could get the Moto navigation through the fingerprint button like the regular version
Thanks in advance
Check out this thread.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75832799&postcount=17
I swear by it but my wife doesn't. It is irreversible unless you wipe.
sleze said:
Check out this thread.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=75832799&postcount=17
I swear by it but my wife doesn't. It is irreversible unless you wipe.
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Check out specifically this post:
paperWastage said:
<warning> I don't know the impact of changing this build.prop (whether it messes up OTAs or other stuff)
ro.mot.android_one=true
Step 1) Need some way to modify build.prop.
the best/easiest way (with ablility to maintain OTA/safetynet through some workaround)
- install magisk (systemless)
- install magiskhide props (https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/module-magiskhide-props-config-t3789228)
- safetynet should still pass
2) Use your method from (1) to change this build.prop. I used MagiskHideProps to delete it entirely
ro.mot.android_one
3) reboot, go into Moto app, you can enable/disable OneNav AND Attentive Display
you can enable, and disable, and re-enable without any issues
I don't know if other features (disabled on A1, enabled on non-A1) are available (Moto Voice, Moto Access etc)
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You can just found in build.prop line
ro.mot.android_one=true
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ro.mot.android_one=false
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Cool thanks everyone I'll give it a try
You will need root to change build.prop
There are build.prop editors on the Goole Play Store that make it really easy to edit the file.
I'm currently using:
BuildProp Editor
Ravil Khabiakhmetov
The others work well, too.
Just in case anyone needed more help.