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I know this topics comes up ever so often here, but this is really amazing demo. A reminder that on Android you can use tools like XPL-EX (previously XprivacyLu
by 3abiton 2y ago
I know this topics comes up ever so often here, but this is really amazing demo. A reminder that on Android you can use tools like XPL-EX (previously XprivacyLua) to heavily block such calls and libraries, or something simpler even like something like [App Manager](https://muntashirakon.github.io/AppManager/ https://muntashirakon.github.io/AppManager/).
- schrectacular 2y agoCould you share a bit on how to identify and block offenders with AppManager?
- 3abiton 2y agoThe app has many features, one specifically can decompile and dissect other apps methods, and gives you the ability to disable them. It does lead to crashes, that's why XPL-EX is a cleaner option.
- williamscales 2y agoYou would need to be rooted for that sort of blocking to be an option, right?
- prettyStandard 2y agoI think you can run a DNS server, and configure Android with a custom DNS server. Not sure about this exact case though.
- 3abiton 2y agoYes, that's a given. I totally disagree with google's philosophy of locking down android features once you root, it's totally unwarranted.