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Yes, you have more privacy with xprivacy, but at the same time, for running it, you need root access and install xposed, so you get +10 points for privacy and -
by DrJaws 8y ago
Yes, you have more privacy with xprivacy, but at the same time, for running it, you need root access and install xposed, so you get +10 points for privacy and -5000 for security
- snaky 8y agoDo you have a root access on your Linux PC? Does it add -5000 for security?
- DrJaws 8y agoI have and I don't give access to root to my software. Also on my linux computer I can patch the very same moment there is a vulnerability, on my phone I can only patch security fixes when the manufacturer wants and only usually for 1 or 2 years. Also, have you really audited the code of xposed and xprivacy to see that there isn't any single security flaw that expose your whole phone?