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Xposed + Xprivacy = problem solved (or privacyguard if you have a custom rom) If you don't have root, you don't own your device, someone else does. (just wis
by ck2 11y ago
Xposed + Xprivacy = problem solved
(or privacyguard if you have a custom rom)
If you don't have root, you don't own your device, someone else does.
(just wish the xprivacy ui was as easy as old CyanogenMod was, simply strike through the privilege to revoke)
- OhHeyItsE 11y agoDon't need any of that if you have marshmallow. Can now restrict or allow perms on a per-app basis.