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I remember that too; it was great. That feature disappeared at some point though - it's not in Lineage OS these days as far as I've found. I recall it made some

I remember that too; it was great. That feature disappeared at some point though - it's not in Lineage OS these days as far as I've found. I recall it made some apps crash, but only as far as I could tell those that weren't robust enough to handle being fed junk data. I'm not sure why that feature disappeared. EDIT: my guess is that a later Android update broke the existing Cyanogenmod code and no one was maintaining it.

dmt0 6y ago
There's XPrivacy framework that runs on top of Magisk or XPosed (not sure how it works now). I remember it allowed you to give very fine-grained permissions to apps and poison the data as well, with fake contacts, location, etc. Back in the day it required a lot of tinkering to set it up, and would likely make your OS pretty unstable.