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In the paper (6.4 Limitations), there is an explanation for it: ..."Lastly, FeverPhone uses root-level access for reading a broad set of thermistors and a cust
by jonas-w 3y ago
In the paper (6.4 Limitations), there is an explanation for it:
..."Lastly, FeverPhone uses root-level access for reading a broad set of thermistors and a custom user-debug
Android kernel for accessing raw touchscreen capacitance data. These requirements limit FeverPhone to phones
with fine-grained sensor access. Temperature data from the battery thermistor is more readily accessible but
did not yield comparable performance relative to temperature data from other thermistors. Still, future work
could explore a more accessible version of FeverPhone with specific considerations paid to the battery thermistor.
Similarly, the TouchEventAPI is publicly accessible at the cost of coarse-grained information about touch location.
The use of this API in place of the raw capacitance data could be explored in future work."
- Nux 3y agoSure many here and elsewhere run on rooted Androids.. My case at least. I'd love to try it.
- jonas-w 3y ago> a custom user-debug Android kernel for accessing raw touchscreen capacitance data. I don't know much about android and kernels, but seems like only rooting your phone still would not be suffice.