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>"Having Xposed and XPrivacy on my old phone," I would be curious to hear your feed back on Xposed oand Xprivacy. Also it sounds like you stopped using them, m
by bogomipz 9y ago
>"Having Xposed and XPrivacy on my old phone,"
I would be curious to hear your feed back on Xposed oand Xprivacy. Also it sounds like you stopped using them, maybe you could say why? Cheers.
- netsharc 9y agoI now have a phone with Nougat, according to the Xposed developers, Xposed doesn't yet work reliably with it. On Marshmallow it worked very well, Xprivacy would show pop-ups when an app tries to do something, you can either allow this, refuse this or allow/refuse for a period of time. Otherwise, Xprivacy's UI is a bit of a pain, but it's usable...
- krackers 9y agoDo you remember what the performance impact of xprivacy was? I'm currently doing something similar with cyanogenmod's privacy guard + xposed app ops which allows statically revoking permissions, but Xprivacy seems to have a better little-snitch like ui
- netsharc 9y agoI never really compared it with and without Xprivacy.