

XPrivacyLua
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Revoking Android permissions from apps often let apps crash or malfunction. XPrivacyLua solves this by feeding apps fake data instead of real data.
Discontinued
After receiving update to Android 13, the project is no longer supported. Its repository has been archived on Nov 25, 2022
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- Watitumorro added XPrivacyLua as alternative to Android Autostarts
- Watitumorro added XPrivacyLua as alternative to Blocker - App Controller
- Watitumorro added XPrivacyLua as alternative to Blocker - App Controller
- Watitumorro added XPrivacyLua as alternative to Permission Manager X
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Might be the only way to use android actually privately. It definitely needs a successor.
XPrivacyLua information
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Security & PrivacyGitHub repository
- 453 Stars
- 107 Forks
- 1 Open Issues
- Updated Nov 25, 2022 (Archived)
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Might be the only way to use android actually privately. It definitely needs a successor.
This should be integrated into a really privacy-concerned operating System. Poorly on regular Android you need root and apps like these to limit the tracking of malicious apps (name one "social media app").
I tried to understand how to implement it, but I got confused... Does it needs root?? I've found it to be an awesome idea, but relying on Xposed, made me more confuse about what should I do to use it properly. If someone could at least say me if it needs root, I would be very pleased
I miss the interface with prompts like in Xprivacy