I want access to STATUS_BAR_SERVICE from an outside app using Xposed -How can I disable android internal system STATUS_BAR_SERVICE permission?
Depending on what do you want to achieve, you have several ways of doing things.
Why do you want to access that particular service?
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For some internal softwares such as "Finance/Listen/music..." may not be used, I want to delete these softwares. But I can't find the way or app to do it. How can I do?
Thanks!
If you are rooted, go to market and get a file explorer for root. You can access system files. Make sure the fike explorer has su permissions and once in file manager you mount from ro to rw and go to system / app. I use root explorer. Hope this helps. Titanium Backup easiest. It has an uninstall feature.
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Yeah just to simplify the other guy's response just use titanium backup. Then go to the backup/restore tab, find the finance app, then tap it and select uninstall. It's that easy
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In my experiences, I'd say that disabling the app would be a better option. I only say this because the recent OTA update wouldn't go because Google Goggles was completely uninstalled and there was no way for me to force the installation. I ended up jumping through hoops and balancing a ball on my nose to get the app re-installed so that the update would be clean.
In short, you might run into issues in future updates, should there be any, if you uninstall apps. If you don't want it shown or running, disabling it won't run the service and the icon disappears. Besides, the amount of disk space you gain from removing it is incredibly small.
while i agree that disabling the apps was best when we didn't have perm root, now we can write to /system so if an update comes out we can just put the apps back and apply, or wait a few hours and get a rooted update with all the stuff we need from the OTA and we don't have to worry about stuff not working because app X was removed
if app requesting permissions at runtime, it's may be through API:shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale to detect that whether permission has refused, same app e.g. Alipay need dangerous permissions to read and write sdcard but i thought that permission isn't necessary, if refuse it has will not to use, but i just use it to pay, can i hack into the android permission mechanism to change API:shouldShowRequestPermissionRational alway return has granted?
ideaman924 said:
I guess you could, but transactions won't work since Alipay couldn't save 'temporary' data to the SDCard.
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My another phone is Android 5.1, XPrivacy has restricted access sdcard, at the same this time the Private Guard has restricted all dangerous permissions on Alipay but that no complaints and it's work fine. since Android 6.0(RR ROM, Xposed Version 85) Xprivacy can not restrict storage permissions even though i selected restrict all storage subitems.
Please suggest me anything...just to increase my phone memory space because it's not enough for me to use only 4gb memory spaces. Thank you
how to increase internal memory on q392
You may either root or disable apps.
The best ad-free junk clearing app is Files Go by Google. Tap here to go to Play Store
Then You have two options:
Root: The easiest and tried-n-tested way is through KingoRoot. Download APK on your phone or .exe on PC from https://www.kingoapp.com/.
Then you could uninstall all system bloatware.
Without Root:
Follow the Guide by xda Author Doug Lynch:
Uninstall OEM bloatware without Root Access
If you are not that brave, (and not a true xda member by heart), you may just go to Settings>Apps>All Apps, then select the System Apps and tap on Disable.
Hello Sirs
I want to install xposed on my (SM-A710FD) phone which is 5.1.1 android
This is a 2017 series.
For what do you need Xposed? I have tried it on my tablet and there is little to no use for Xposed. Maybe I change my mind if you tell me some good modules.
W00fer said:
For what do you need Xposed? I have tried it on my tablet and there is little to no use for Xposed. Maybe I change my mind if you tell me some good modules.
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Xprivacy
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xprivacy-ultimate-android-privacy-app-t2320783
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Xprivacy
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xprivacy-ultimate-android-privacy-app-t2320783
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The problem with Xprivacy is that it is quite hard to understand. There are no community driven settings like in uBlock Origin (adblocker for pc). Nor there are options for temporary allowance. Besides, Android 6 already has permissions per app.
W00fer said:
The problem with Xprivacy is that it is quite hard to understand. There are no community driven settings like in uBlock Origin (adblocker for pc). Nor there are options for temporary allowance. Besides, Android 6 already has permissions per app.
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What is there to understand? My 13 year old nephew managed to set it up.
Android 6 does not offer this many options. Can you stop an app getting your IMEI or Phone serial details? Why does an app need your IMEI?
It comes with default settings such as location (Christmas island) IMEI 00000000 etc.
1-Install the correct version of Xposed for your device.
2-Install Xprivacy app.
3-Launch, allow Root, click on Template and set each permission request to block.
4-Reboot phone, launch Xprivacy, see if template has been applied.
5-Install an app or game. You'll get notification from Xprivacy with template applied.
6-Allow the permissions that the app needs. Eg Firefox browser needs Internet,Network,IPC,System allowed to work.
For games I don't allow any permissions and it still works.
If you need to allow temporary permissions just launch Xprivacy and turn it off for that app.
bluegrass55 said:
What is there to understand? My 13 year old nephew managed to set it up.
Android 6 does not offer this many options. Can you stop an app getting your IMEI or Phone serial details? Why does an app need your IMEI?
It comes with default settings such as location (Christmas island) IMEI 00000000 etc.
1-Install the correct version of Xposed for your device.
2-Install Xprivacy app.
3-Launch, allow Root, click on Template and set each permission request to block.
4-Reboot phone, launch Xprivacy, see if template has been applied.
5-Install an app or game. You'll get notification from Xprivacy with template applied.
6-Allow the permissions that the app needs. Eg Firefox browser needs Internet,Network,IPC,System allowed to work.
For games I don't allow any permissions and it still works.
If you need to allow temporary permissions just launch Xprivacy and turn it off for that app.
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Blocking everything isn't a solution as apps need for example the shell and filesystem to store setting files at first startup.
There are sub permissions which are quite unclear if you can disable them. Plus, after every app update the new nag screens come up and apps might not work anymore. You say Firefox needs ABC. But how to know what each app needs at bare minimum?
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Blocking everything isn't a solution as apps need for example the shell and filesystem to store setting files at first startup.
There are sub permissions which are quite unclear if you can disable them. Plus, after every app update the new nag screens come up and apps might not work anymore. You say Firefox needs ABC. But how to know what each app needs at bare minimum?
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You are not blocking everything for ever.
The template is set to block all at first app install so that the app doesn't get access to sensitive information that it doesn't need. You can deny the sub permissions if you want but this can effect how the app behaves. You don't need to mess with the sub permissions.
At every app update Xprivacy will re apply the permissions that you've already set for that app. You don't need to re do it.
As to allowing Shell and system at first start up go back into Xprivacy and allow these permissions/ re launch app.
The ABC for Firefox was an example. Firefox is a web browser so obviously it needs data access. Root Explorer obviously needs Shell, and System and so on.It is easier then you think.
Once you have setup all the permissions for your apps and they are working Xprivacy has a function to save or export your setup. So that if you change ROM all you need to do is import it and it will do the rest.
If you read the link I included all the answers to your questions are there. Google is useful too.
Hey XDA, hope all is going as well as possible.
I'm hoping if you could provide some information.
So, I tried to move an app to the system partition, but, the system partition is full and , well, the attempt to move the app obviously was unsuccessful.
Is it possible to resize partitions without corrupting any data or something?
I didn't do any search just yet. I felt this was the first step being that this is the device I own and it's the question and answer sub.
Hope you're willing to help, thanks.
Which version of Android are you running? If it is 11 then you can't resize it. If you want to move a app to the system then you need to install systemizer module for magisk and install it with terminal. Though I haven't had much luck with that either.
What has worked for me 100% reliably is to make a module for magisk that will inject the app into system
Androids new Scoped storage format will not allow edit the system partition.
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Which version of Android are you running? If it is 11 then you can't resize it. If you want to move a app to the system then you need to install systemizer module for magisk and install it with terminal. Though I haven't had much luck with that either.
What has worked for me 100% reliably is to make a module for magisk that will inject the app into system
Androids new Scoped storage format will not allow edit the system partition.
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Thanks for the reply. I'm on 10.
I believe 10 is formatted the same way
As mentioned, it is not a space issue, the issue is that you cannot write to the system. If you want an app to act like a system app you would have to compile it that way or use a magisk module to mount it to system. You cannot directly put it in system otherwise.