Hey all,
I recently wrote a new program that you can all have if you want.
This will log all incoming and outgoing calls and publish them as private appointments on your calendar.
This is great for logging when you talked to someone, or you can just go back and edit the new appointment and add notes directly to it.
After you install it you must either launch it manually by browsing to the installed file location, or you may simply reboot your device and it will launch upon the next boot automatically.
Requirements:
Windows Mobile 5 or greater
.Net Compact Framework 2
I have only tested on my HTC Cingular 8525
Link:
http://kingfetty.com/CallCalendarInstaller.CAB
Enjoy!!
Also, let me know if you have suggestions
[email protected]
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Update: A user pointed out a bug with the date in this app, I have corrected this now please uninstall the old and redownload the app and reinstall.
Sounds really cool I am checking it out now.
I am also starting to develop some windows mobile apps. I am a web app developer by trade. All of my professional work goes into developing .NET 2.0 web apps. I just started developing on the compact framework. I find the compact framework to be very easy but I am starting to wonder if I should just focus on C++ for the mobile platform instead. It seems that everything I want to do is done through interop and only the interface is done on managed code. What do you think?
I am new to developing for the windows mobile platform as well, but from what I have found is there is a lot you can do with the compact framework, but the documentation is virtually nill.
That being said, you could still develop using the .net cf 1.0 and not require the 2.0 to be installed as 1.0 is already embedded into the rom.
My personal thought is take advantage of the .net it saves lots of time and coding. I wrote my program in about 3 hours.
Also, let me know if you want my source code, I'll be glad to offer it up.
kingfetty said:
I am new to developing for the windows mobile platform as well, but from what I have found is there is a lot you can do with the compact framework, but the documentation is virtually nill.
That being said, you could still develop using the .net cf 1.0 and not require the 2.0 to be installed as 1.0 is already embedded into the rom.
My personal thought is take advantage of the .net it saves lots of time and coding. I wrote my program in about 3 hours.
Also, let me know if you want my source code, I'll be glad to offer it up.
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Source code would be cool. It doesn't seem to work on WM6 unless it doesn't log outgoing calls. Or perhaps I need to soft reset to get it to work?
I am working on an app to get the time via an internet timeserver. There is one available for $15 but I think I can make a better one myself. Do you have the new SDK with the WM6 device emulators? It makes testing a lot faster for these litttle apps.
Let's get this thing going, this is XDA developers, most people here are like where can I get the latest rom, which is cool but I think we can put our heads together and develop some apps that will solve problems or extend functionality on the platform.
I will gladly offer my source code also. Do you use VS2005?
computer9cowboy said:
Source code would be cool. It doesn't seem to work on WM6 unless it doesn't log outgoing calls. Or perhaps I need to soft reset to get it to work?
I am working on an app to get the time via an internet timeserver. There is one available for $15 but I think I can make a better one myself. Do you have the new SDK with the WM6 device emulators? It makes testing a lot faster for these litttle apps.
Let's get this thing going, this is XDA developers, most people here are like where can I get the latest rom, which is cool but I think we can put our heads together and develop some apps that will solve problems or extend functionality on the platform.
I will gladly offer my source code also. Do you use VS2005?
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I do use VS2005, the WM6 SDK is at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...3A-A651-4745-88EF-3D48091A390B&displaylang=en
Did you launch the program when you were done installing it? Do you have the Compact Framework 2.0 installed? A reset of the device will launch the program automatically so if you haven't launched it you could simply reset. Let me know and I would like to get it working for you.
Source Code: http://kingfetty.com/CallCalendarSource.zip
kingfetty said:
I do use VS2005, the WM6 SDK is at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...3A-A651-4745-88EF-3D48091A390B&displaylang=en
Did you launch the program when you were done installing it? Do you have the Compact Framework 2.0 installed? A reset of the device will launch the program automatically so if you haven't launched it you could simply reset. Let me know and I would like to get it working for you.
Source Code: http://kingfetty.com/CallCalendarSource.zip
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Ok it does work after a soft reset. That is pretty cool.
I am going to do a little more work on my internet time app then I will release the source code for that also. Right now it is the most basic of apps. I only spent maybe an hour on it. Most of that time was spent looking around on the net for how to use the interop to set the time and whatnot.
I can't load the project, it says something about not being able to load something that doesn't exist in my datastore.
Question, why use VB if you know all those languages? Your resume says that you do all sorts of development. Why o why use VB?
You don't have the WM5 SDK installed
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...F2-F524-4EC5-9155-717CBE5D25ED&displaylang=en
Ok I am almost done porting the code from VB.NET to C#.
VB just smells bad. I am going to fully comment the source code with embedded XML also.
I have atacted a picture explaining why C# is better than VB
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computer9cowboy said:
Ok I am almost done porting the code from VB.NET to C#.
VB just smells bad. I am going to fully comment the source code with embedded XML also.
I have atacted a picture explaining why C# is better than VB
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Make a today screen out of it........
well i got the c# version to build but i must have introduced some new bugs because it throws an exception when ending an incomming call
i will get it worked out later
Update: A user pointed out a bug with the date in this app, I have corrected this now please uninstall the old and redownload the app and reinstall.
kingfetty said:
Update: A user pointed out a bug with the date in this app, I have corrected this now please uninstall the old and redownload the app and reinstall.
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I installed your new one and it caused the time recording to be off by -4 hours. I am in EST (-5)
Old one ran perfectly.
Modified CallCalendar
I have taken KingFetty's app and modified it to have more functionality.
* Added menu's
* Configurable to optional minimizing on startup. (Running it again will restore the app.)
* Added a list box to show the records.
* Added the option of recording missed calls as well.
* Added notification. Using WM notification services, it can optionally show a popup when a tracked event occurs. I used this for debugging, but some may like it.
Let me know what you think, and any suggestions for additions.
CallCalendar2
Cool application and pretty simple. Thanks!
Houser
Houser said:
Cool application and pretty simple. Thanks!
Houser
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My pleasure
Update:
I just added call time tracking.
It will keep track of your minutes on outgoing and incoming separately. You can also reset the values when you want. It will remember the values between launches.
Enjoy
Care to post the source as I did so we can continue to contribute and make this better.
kingfetty said:
Care to post the source as I did so we can continue to contribute and make this better.
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Sure, here you go
CallCalendar2 Source
Thanks for the original source code KingFetty, excellent work.
CallCalendar
Hi,
Looks cool, I'll give it a try on my Universal.
Thanks,
Leo
Related
UPDATE - 20.10.2010
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Due to overwhelming interest in the source-code I've decided to attach it here in the frist post.
Maybe some of you can collaborate, or do your own twist on it.
Some specs:
ASP.NET MVC2 (.NET 4 & C#)
Entity Framework as ORM
SQL Server 2008 (Express used for development)
Scripts for creating database and inserting some dummy-data is included.
Don't expect clean and tidy code. Some places it's a real mess...
Enjoy!
UPDATE - 12.10.2010
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The reason for updating this first post is unfortunately not the reasons I hoped it would.
I'm sorry to say I no longer have the time or energy to uphold the devotion and work required to finish the marketplace site. Being in a full time job, having a life and everything that includes simply does not allow for a project of this scale to be developed in a timely fashion. It's with regret I'm prematurely ending the project, and I'm sorry for disappointing you by doing so.
In addition to the lack of time, it's also a lack of motivation - reason being the introduction of WP7, already existing similar solutions for Android and Apple has it's closed-up AppStore.. I'm just not sure I see the potential I once did.
If anyone would like to have a look at the projectcode, I will more than happily zip it down along with the database script. Please PM me if you're interested.
Once again, I'm really sorry.
[ANNOUNCED] XDA-Marketplace
Hi all!
I have mentioned this in another thread, but wanted to hilight this request.
I`m woundering if there is a chance that some one could make a "XDA Markedplace" for the phone?
So all Themes, tweakes, programs and other could be collected in one place
Would also like to see something similar on this site. All in one place!
Or an external site with categories. Graphics, info and download on the program, tweak, theme etc, and discussion her on the board.
I dont know if some of this things are doable, but i would really like so se somehing similar
-Exlo
a marketplace would be nice, because you could highlight programs as functionalable or not to secific devices or OS!
Some time ago I thought of creating a new marketplace for WM but I'm not so sure if we really need it.
Wow that would be awesome! It'd be like cydia.. only for WM!
Great idea, moreover, nothing to pay to Microsoft for a app on this kind of marketplace, so we can imagine to put others free apps (which are not on the microsoft marketplace)
Ok, so lets say someone will create a new wm appstore/marketplace, which features do you want it to have? So far:
1. Many apps (unlike MS marketplace), including from xda developers.
2. Requirements by OS/tested with devices.
3. Accessible from browser and/or WM app.
What else?
World wide acces to all apps. No more regions!
_Edd_ said:
Ok, so lets say someone will create a new wm appstore/marketplace, which features do you want it to have? So far:
1. Many apps (unlike MS marketplace), including from xda developers.
2. Requirements by OS/tested with devices.
3. Accessible from browser and/or WM app.
What else?
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4. Screenshots of application
I think this is a great idea. The xda forum is hard to navigate since there's no categories. The forum should only be used as support and beta.
Martin
the main idea was to gather all apps, tweaks etc. in one place since its very hard to navigate in the forum without categories.
Would also like to se a section her in the forum(or external) with categories and graphics.
I have tried to write this many many times, why and how this could be done, but my english is so poor, that i almost couldnt read it my self
doesn't sound hard to achieve, there are so many windows mobile app sites but none it seems really stand out.
If we can create a website which can be accessed via pc, mobile friendly website and also a wm app then we have a winning combination. All we need to start is some web hosting - and that's not exactly expensive. Surely we have enough people on the forum who have the right skills to make and design the various bits.
+1. Great idea.
MarketPlace and its stupid region restriction is so frustrating.
I'm on it
Anyone feel like whipping up some design sketches?
What I have planned so far:
- No login required unless you want to upload your own apps or leave comments/ratings on apps
- Only freeware/donation-apps will be allowed in the beginning
- No limitiations regarding phonemodel or os
- Of course no regions
- Anyone can upload their own apps, update with new versions.
- Commenting and rating funcionality
- Screenshots
At the moment I've set up the database structure, and most of the "business-logic" layer of the application, but no web-interface has been done yet.
I've written the service-layer with an open API in mind - That way we might encourage the more savvy WinMo-developers to create an app for the phone, since I'm no good at that.. I'll make a simple mobile-friendly verison of the web, and I'm also implementing automatic QR code-generation and support for Microsoft Tags for easy scanning and downloading to your mobilephone.
When I get closer to finish, I'll probably open a new thread announcing it, but for now, let's keep the discussion going here.
+10 Spot on...
yngvebn said:
Anyone feel like whipping up some design sketches?
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I was kind of bored.. is this what it could look like (yes, I like green xD)?
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derScheich said:
I was kind of bored.. is this what it could look like (yes, I like green xD)?
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I think it looks lovely, could have a block above the categories showing "What's new" "Most Popular" Etc.
+ The App should have a feature to check compatibility of App with device + OS + Custom OS. - This is a must included feature.
+ Ability to add extra sources
Excelent idea guys, the cydia compentence is completly necesary for a new interest, and possibilities for HD2 and powerful hardware and screen multytouch
good idea, keep it up!
greetings from spain!!
Big fan of this project. I would call it the best possible marketplace because of all the support you can get on this forum and although the quality of apps in this forum, but till now it has been quite uncomfortable to follow all these great projects. This could be awesome.
This is one BRILLIANT idea. +5 for this project.
i got to say i think this is the best thing i have ever seen and not only that it will force microsft marketplace to lower its prices, improve and be mroe free like andriod/apple app stores....
can i just ask one thing, could you have phone specific as well for applications like BSB Tweak and all those Touch X cabs and so on, and i was thinking it would also be great if the martketplace had a customizable skin, think of the fun people could have creating their own looks
Hi guys, you want to develop android apps too? also you can C#? Then It's good, U don't need JAVA anymore.
Requirements* Working Computer
** Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 / 2012 or XAMARIN or Mono Develop
**Mono Android
**Android SDK
**You should know the C# language
**Gtk for .Net ----- http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Components-Libraries/Gtk-.shtml
Then let's start.......
Installing Android SDK
1- Go to this site
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
2- Download and Install it ----Choose 32-bit or 64-bit ------(If you don't know, Right click on My Computer then properties....see the pic below)
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3- After the installation
Go to start menu----All Programs---Android SDK Tools---SDK Manager
4- First tick Tools, Extras and install them
5- Install any Android version you want to develop
Creating a AVD Android Virtual Device
1- Go to Start Menu---All Programs---Android SDK Tools--AVD Manager
2- Press New
3- Give any name you want, but without spaces
Choose the target that you create this AVD to....I chose to Android 2.3.3
Enter the Size of SD card that you want to create
You can customize the resolution
LCD Density/Max VM/Ram size change according to your need
4- Press Create AVD
5- Just Close it
Installation Mono Android, XAMARIN
1- Download Mono Android 4.2.6...Here is a trial version http://download.xamarin.com/MonoforAndroid/Windows/mono-android-4.2.6.103999197.msi
2- But in order to use it with MVS you need Business Version or Higher, Mod Edit: no cracks..., but If you like it please buy it to support them.
3- If you don't have the Business version of Mono Android then you can download XAMARIN from here....http://xamarin.com/
4- Now you have done all.....
5- Open MVS or XAMARIN, choose new project , Mono for Android then select Android Application, press OK
6- Start Developing Now and Good LUCK:good::good::good:
Happy CODING!
Samples BELOW
If you are satisfy with the cracked ones after you used them, please buy it.
Nice guide
will try
Hpsgill said:
Nice guide
will try
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of course you should
if have any problem, just ask Good Luck
I'd do it if it didn't cost $300/year for an Indie license if my app get's too large
This is amazing thing, but if they can make it with VB.net then I will be best app developer for Android
Are there any advantages to using this?
monect said:
Are there any advantages to using this?
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I think.....I saw some comments in somewhere, says that this is better for them than developing with JAVA.
nice info...
I just started to learn C# =)
Doesn't this take away the ability to use libraries, and especially hinder the development of a GUI, let alone a nice and extended one?
bassie1995 said:
Doesn't this take away the ability to use libraries, and especially hinder the development of a GUI, let alone a nice and extended one?
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It does take away the ability to use libraries out of the box of course but with some work it's still possible.
Biggest draw back for indies is the license fee as soon as you want to push it to a device. It's only free for emulator deployments :/
Xam335 said:
It does take away the ability to use libraries out of the box of course but with some work it's still possible.
Biggest draw back for indies is the license fee as soon as you want to push it to a device. It's only free for emulator deployments :/
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Does anybody know how this compares with "dot42" - http://www.dot42.com/
It says its free, and seems to do the same thing for c# / android development.
Hotfingers said:
Does anybody know how this compares with "dot42" - http://www.dot42.com/
It says its free, and seems to do the same thing for c# / android development.
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I didn't know that until now. It looks like an interesting alternative. But looking at it also permitted me to refresh my news and Xamarin's solution now use a size cap for the free version (instead of earlier a the limitation to not deploy on devices)
[email protected] said:
I'd do it if it didn't cost $300/year for an Indie license if my app get's too large
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(max 32k of IL code)
Hotfingers said:
Does anybody know how this compares with "dot42" - http://www.dot42.com/
It says its free, and seems to do the same thing for c# / android development.
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This looks very interesting. I'm installing the community edition now. Will report back once I've had a play
Edit: So far so good. I've installed it and built and deployed the "hello world" app to my phone. It was a darn sight quicker than eclipse!
Thank you. very nice article.:good:
ScatteredHell said:
I think.....I saw some comments in somewhere, says that this is better for them than developing with JAVA.
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Well,as some(most) people think /know that JAVA is really hard to learn and has many "holes" it's better to programm in C#......but hey everyone has it's own taste hehehe
8cpaiw said:
Well,as some(most) people think /know that JAVA is really hard to learn and has many "holes" it's better to programm in C#......but hey everyone has it's own taste hehehe
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How come? I've found Java to be pretty straightforward.
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Same here, I find Java straightforward. I started C# as my first language and started Java later on, and it is really identical to C#, just a minor syntax differences here and there.
Cyberz22 said:
nice info...
I just started to learn C# =)
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Glad to hear that I'm still learning too
Hotfingers said:
Does anybody know how this compares with "dot42" - http://www.dot42.com/
It says its free, and seems to do the same thing for c# / android development.
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Thanks, I Installed it...yeah, It's great too
8cpaiw said:
Well,as some(most) people think /know that JAVA is really hard to learn and has many "holes" it's better to programm in C#......but hey everyone has it's own taste hehehe
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Of course, I first tried to learn JAVA myself but due to my bad English I couldn't
So, I just looked at C# and I could grasp it cause I former was VB6 fan
So, many says JAVA good, but for me C#
Guys maybe this is what u guys looking for
http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html
ScatteredHell said:
Guys maybe this is what u guys looking for
http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html
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I doubt they support C# in ndk in any form
NDK is only C++
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Android Email PGP
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Summary
This Xposed module aims at adding PGP support to the native android email client.
Introduction
I started creating this module because I started using PGP in my daily mail exchange with some friends and colleagues, but I was unsatisfied with the support of PGP in Android. There is K9-Mail and an addon, but I really like the native Android email app more, so I started working on this.
I tested this app on CM11 (Android 4.4.4) and the native installed email application. Samsung/HTC email clients won't work.
Download
Download it straight from Xposed Repository
Source
Find the source on github.com - Feel free to contribute
Features
Import your keys (private & public) into the app
Decrypt encrypted messages
English and German translation
Current limitations
You may only import keys by opening an *.asc file from anywhere on the device (Dropbox etc. work as well) by choosing to open the file with my app
Bugs
Headerviews in the emails get added multiple times sometimes
XDA:DevDB Information
Email PGP, Xposed for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
LucasR93
Xposed Package Name: com.lr.androidemailpgp
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2014-08-25
Last Updated 2014-08-25
Reserved
Added screenshots
This is a marvelous module. I am using AguaMail, would be nice if you can perhaps extend it for third email apps in the future.
Great Idea!
This is a great idea, and a good way to implement it. Thanks for thinking of it. I look forward to using this..
LucasR93 said:
This Xposed module aims at adding PGP support to the native android email client.
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Sadly I don't see a lot of activity here although the idea has a lot of merit in this day and age.
I suspect that a lot if heavy mail users are using POP3 or I'LL clients, such as K-9, Kaiten and a few others. Some already have the ability to work with APG which has been around for a while but not much us happening with it.
A true, well working PGP client would be nice to see.
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* Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Thank you, I think the limited feature set is the problem here - I am working on implementing open keychain for faster development progress as I do not need to handle all the PGP related stuff myself..
NYLimited said:
Sadly I don't see a lot of activity here although the idea has a lot of merit in this day and age.
I suspect that a lot if heavy mail users are using POP3 or I'LL clients, such as K-9, Kaiten and a few others. Some already have the ability to work with APG which has been around for a while but not much us happening with it.
A true, well working PGP client would be nice to see.
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* Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
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more encryption by everyone is more better
Was this in part inspired by webPG.org ?
(not those nefarious rascals acting as keymaster and gatekeeper)
IMAP is my druthers (when both server side searching and filtering is available). Let POP die.
RedScotch said:
Was this in part inspired by webPG.org ?
(not those nefarious rascals acting as keymaster and gatekeeper)
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No not really, it is more inspired by my personal need. I am using PGP in thunderbird as my mailclient on my desktop with some friends and I was annoyed that I can not access emails when I am on the go.
Unfortunately no futher progress until now..
I'm looking forward to this. I much prefer the gmail app over k9!
mnestor said:
I'm looking forward to this. I much prefer the gmail app over k9!
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Definitely, but work is stopped for now, I am waiting at least for the new gmail 5.0 apk to be finally released
Any news? I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a gmail update.
tonix435 said:
Any news? I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a gmail update.
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No news for now, at least nothing interesting. I decompiled the gmail 5 apk, but it is obviously obfuscated.. That means all the classes are only named a.java, b.java,...
That makes it extremely hard to understand the logic of the app and it's source and to find the interesting points to add method hooks. I need much more time to look into this and to understand it..
But like you I really want to have it working in the current gmail apk..
Keep us posted.
LucasR93 said:
Samsung/HTC email clients won't work.
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Will Samsung devices be supported in the future?
Im on Samsung Galaxy S3 T999.
I cant open settings in the PGP app..
Doesn't work (CM11, Android 4.4.4)
Hi,
I really would like it to work, but it doesn't:
- cannot open settings
- can only import public keys, secret keys will not be displayed in the list altgough they should work (single key as asc)
Any update on this?
Is this officially dead? I use K-9 but an alt is welcome.
This is a simple module that adds the framework of FrankerFaceZ to the Twitch.TV mobile Android app. This module is available to Android 4.4.2 users and up.
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Install the App
Enabled it
Reboot
???
See FrankerFaceZ emotes
Profit
Package Name: com.stdsbot.ffz
Module Name: FrankerFaceZ
Version Name: 1.1.2
Version Code: 4
The app can be found on the Xposed Module Repo (Can't post the link until i have 10 posts :/)
Questions? Comments? Concerns? Bugs?
Post them here and I will see what I can do.
Known Bugs
None
FAQ
You say you update an Emote or <insert X resource here>, but I don't see the change....
The way twitch caches images, you will need to clear the app cache through your settings.
*Please note, this is my first Xposed module, and as such, I expect things to go wrong sometimes.*
Change Log
1.0.0 - Initial Release
1.1.0 - Bug Fixes
Logging is a bit crazy... Sorry for log spam with chat messages. It is removed in the next release.
FrankerFaceZ donor badges not showing up for donors
XposedInstaller crashing on install due to lack of VersionName and VersionCode
Emotes not loading unless you click from the "Following" directory.
1.1.1 - Bug Fixes
Emotes not loading due to CSS change.
Changed FFZ Donor Badge look to match Web Look
1.1.2 - Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where the regex was 1 character shorter causing a visual bug.
Oh, wow. Thanks for doing this! And thanks for putting up with our CSS, lol. Unfortunately I can't test this right now as all my android devices are on lollipop. BibleThump
We'll be getting an API that returns JSON soon(ish). Soon being when I finally finish the website. Also coming, high DPI emote support. If you need anything, just let me know! I don't know much about Java and nothing about android development, but I can help with server stuff at least.
@Stds_catchemall do you mean emoticons? Will this mod work with note 3 n9005?
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@Stds_catchemall do you mean emoticons? Will this mod work with note 3 n9005?
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The mod should on any device that is 4.4.2. emulators were not working for me when I wrote this ,but that has been fixed.
As I am New to the android scene, I am not sure of the upward comparability of apis (ie. 4.4.2 to 5.0). My app does not modify system settings so worst thing you can do is install it, and if twitch crashes ,uninstall it to regain functionality.
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The mod should on any device that is 4.4.2. emulators were not working for me when I wrote this ,but that has been fixed.
As I am New to the android scene, I am not sure of the upward comparability of apis (ie. 4.4.2 to 5.0). My app does not modify system settings so worst thing you can do is install it, and if twitch crashes ,uninstall it to regain functionality.
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What does this mod do?
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What does this mod do?
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And i do mean emotes, but i mean other things as well. I am currently working on adding in an Emote button for users who do not know or are unable to remember emote names.
My post says exactly what it does. It adds the FrankerFaceZ Framework to Twitch Mobile. If you don't know what FrankerFaceZ is, Google it as i cannot link yet.
Did u add a version number to it? When I downloaded it before it kept crashing xposed because it didn't have version
freecore.mc said:
Did u add a version number to it? When I downloaded it before it kept crashing xposed because it didn't have version
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It's currently Version 1 (Physical Version), 1.0.0 (Human Readable version)
I have people who have already downloaded and are using it so that sounds like an issue with your device and Xposed, not my app.
Update:
I am new to the Android Scene and was unaware i had to put a version name and code in the Android Manifest. That has been corrected and updated later today.
Is it possible to mod Twitch to play the audio despite having the screen off?
Cares said:
Is it possible to mod Twitch to play the audio despite having the screen off?
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Possibly. I can look into something like that, however this would be in another app, as this app is meant to be for FrankerFaceZ. I may end up making it one whole project in the future however.
Stds_catchemall said:
This is a simple module that adds the framework of FrankerFaceZ to the Twitch.TV mobile Android app. This module is available to Android 4.4.2 users and up.
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Install the App
Enabled it
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See FrankerFaceZ emotes
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Package Name: com.stdsbot.ffz
Module Name: FrankerFaceZ
Version Name: 1.1.0
Version Code: 2
The app can be found on the Xposed Module Repo (Can't post the link until i have 10 posts :/)
Questions? Comments? Concerns? Bugs?
Post them here and I will see what I can do.
Known Bugs
None
FAQ
You say you update an Emote or <insert X resource here>, but I don't see the change....
The way twitch caches images, you will need to clear the app cache through your settings.
*Please note, this is my first Xposed module, and as such, I expect things to go wrong sometimes.*
Change Log
1.0.0 - Initial Release
1.1.0 - Bug Fixes
Logging is a bit crazy... Sorry for log spam with chat messages. It is removed in the next release.
FrankerFaceZ donor badges not showing up for donors
XposedInstaller crashing on install due to lack of VersionName and VersionCode
Emotes not loading unless you click from the "Following" directory.
1.1.1 - Bug Fixes
Emotes not loading due to CSS change.
Changed FFZ Donor Badge look to match Web Look
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where is the download link?
thatonemusicalgamer said:
where is the download link?
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First of all, let me start off by saying don't EVER quote the OP. If you have a question just post it, and I will get to it as soon as I can. No need for context.
Second, if you read the post i said,
Stds_catchemall said:
The app can be found on the Xposed Module Repo (Can't post the link until i have 10 posts :/)
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I do not have 10 posts, therefore I cannot link it. Go to the Xposed Repo, and search for FrankerFaceZ, you will find it.
Hello!
I have a question: by "framework of FrankerFaceZ" you mean that little cowboy hat button that allows you to select an emote from a list, like the one that implements the add-on for web browsers? Because I installed your module and I did not see that... Could you please explain me that part? Thanks!
Hello, I just found this module and wondering if it's still being developed. I was unsuccessful in getting it to work on my Galaxy S III running 4.4.2
jimieo said:
Hello, I just found this module and wondering if it's still being developed. I was unsuccessful in getting it to work on my Galaxy S III running 4.4.2
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It seems that the module is dead, either way.
I'm not a Java developer but I know that the following the things are true :
1. Twitch's app package name changed from com.twitch.android.viewer to com.twitch.android.app and therefore this module doesn't hook onto the current Twitch app.
2. The class/way the chatbox system is handled has been changed.
I've been trying to see if I could so something with @Stds_catchemall 's work but I've been unable to unfortunately yet, I want to work with source code and not the 'Smali God' method as people used to call it, but I'm unable at the moment to compile any closed app in Android Studio for the matter, while I can compile the apps they do not perform their functions (1.7 source, compiling with Android 4.0.4 SDK, also tried 4.4.2 SDK) and I cannot figure out why yet so I can't experiment, I have added the included Xposed Bridge API and even set as 'provided' but still no ball here so I'll be likely to post a thread sometime.
Either way, when I've played with the 'Smali' method I've only tried to change the package name, albeit it did result in the module being loaded but crashes when chatbox opens.
Even when I find that I will have set up Android Studio in the future, I will have to do a lot of experimentation for a huge amount in the source code is foreign to me.
That's a shame. I was so hopeful when I installed it. It would be really awesome to get FrankerFaceZ to work for android!
Any news on this at all? Anything in progress? Thanks.
Stds_catchemall said:
ping
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usna said:
That's a shame. I was so hopeful when I installed it. It would be really awesome to get FrankerFaceZ to work for android!
Any news on this at all? Anything in progress? Thanks.
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I have quit development on this as an app has been created which does the purpose of this application. Look up StrimgBagZ on the market
Stds_catchemall said:
I have quit development on this as an app has been created which does the purpose of this application. Look up StrimgBagZ on the market
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Thanks! Why do they call it something that obscure? Makes it kind of hard to find unless you are already aware of it.
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Thanks! Why do they call it something that obscure? Makes it kind of hard to find unless you are already aware of it.
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Seems it was answered ahead of time .
StrimbagZ now exists and implements a unique method of implementing FFZ to mobile.
Let's just say that it encapsulates the regular browser extension and draws a browser window on the bottom half of the screen while keeps the top half for the stream .
Due to the design, the normal PC interface of the extension in fact looks pretty good on mobile in fact the original FFZ dev helped a bit towards this app as he hid options that are redundant if the client is detected (e.g. Stream delay under stream).
I gave the dev a lot of praise and I still do - the way he scales the browser window for chat... Well... I couldn't break it since original release.
(Oh and I was also 2nd to download it on the Play Store ).
As for integrating it back to the Twitch app... Well, the code of the Twitch app - let's say got a bit obfuscated. Being Java the language originally used was beyond my knowledge and our dev here also struggled a bit with regards to how (I want to say obfuscated) the code of the app's chat because following changes back at the time it broke - it probably would have taken either too much trial and improvement (which takes time) to pull off or the source code.
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XPrivacyLua
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Really simple to use privacy manager for Android 6.0 Marshmallow and later (successor of XPrivacy).
Revoking Android permissions from apps often let apps crash or malfunction. XPrivacyLua solves this by feeding apps fake data instead of real data.
Features:
Simple to use
Manage any user or system app
Extensible
Multi-user support
Free and open source
See here for all details, including installation instructions and download link.
Please read the frequently asked questions before asking a question.
This XDA thread is about using the latest version of XPrivacyLua. Off topic comments are allowed as long they are related to XPrivacyLua and are in the general interest of the followers of this thread, but anything not related to privacy is not allowed.
If XPrivacyLua doesn't work and/or when "module not running or updated" is shown, this is almost always caused by an Xposed problem.
Discussions about purchases are not allowed here, please contact me via here instead.
XPrivacyLua is being maintained and community supported, but new features won't be added anymore.
Custom hook definitions will always be part of XPrivacyLua, but there will be community support only. This means that I won't respond to questions about defining custom hooks anymore. See this thread for the reasons.
If you value your privacy, please consider to support this project with a donation or by purchasing pro features.
M66B said:
XPrivacyLua is not a permission manager, but a privacy manager. XPrivacyLua doesn't block things and doesn't revoke permissions, but does replace real data by fake data. This means you can grant Android permissions to an app and still let XPrivacyLua prevent the app from seeing privacy sensitive data. Revoking permissions can result in an app refusing to work and/or to crash. However, replacing real by fake data generally doesn't let an app crash.
Currently restrictions are quite crude because they mostly replace real data by no data. For example restricting the contacts app from getting contacts will result in an empty contact list. In the near future it might be made possible to select the data an app may see, for example just one group of contacts.
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About feature requests and bug reports:
M66B said:
The goal is to have a tool that can properly protect the privacy of many in the near future. However, it isn't paid work, so I do whatever I like whenever I like it.
You can request features in this XDA forum. I will read them, but I will not respond to them and they might or might not be implemented. If I know for sure something will not be implemented, I will let you know.
You can report any problem you have here. There will be no issue tracker on GitHub.
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For now I have decided to not implement restrictions that are useful to prevent tracking only. There are simply too many data items that can be used for tracking and it would take too much time to develop restrictions for all these data items.
The basic idea is to restrict only things that 'define' you, so which contacts you have, where you are, which apps you use, etc.
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Namnodorel said:
Maybe we can widen the definition of things that the core of XPL covers to "What defines you, and what can be used to spie on you"? This would include camera/audio, but not tracking.
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M66B said:
XPrivacyLua is pretty feature complete and will be maintained and supported and when there is a need new hook definitions will be added to better protect your privacy. For the rest this FAQ applies:
https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacyLua/blob/master/FAQ.md#FAQ4
As said before, development will also depend on Xposed development, which is just minimal unfortunately.
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XDA thanks and donations are appreciated.
XPrivacyLua is supported with Xposed only. There is no support for VirtualXposed and TaiChi.
Even if old Xprivacy isn't supported on nougat, is it possible to keep it with new Lua too until Lua grow up? Or it is not recommended ?
Thank you
Orphee said:
Even if old Xprivacy isn't supported on nougat, is it possible to keep it with new Lua too until Lua grow up? Or it is not recommended ?
Thank you
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Noooo! First post and it is asking about using Xprivacy on Nougat? That must be demotivating to the dev! It has been told too many times in the xprivacy thread that it is not recommended to use it on Nougat and above all IT IS NOT SUPPORTED!
Sorry for using capitals but let's hope everyone sees it and this thread stays on new Lua topic.
Greetings.
Wow, I was just scrolling through some stuff, stumbled into your repo for XPrivacy/Lua and couldn't believe what I saw! M66B is developing a new app as a replacement for XPrivacy... Thank you so much, you've totally made my day and pobably quite some time into the future as well! I'll definetely also buy/donate for this version as soon as I get to use it.
Just some technical questions:
Looks like you are going more modular with this new app, and you mentioned something about downloading additional (user-made) hooks. You also said you'd keep it much more simple this time to avoid high maintenance etc. Could these external hooks then allow to get the complexity back? I totally understand your motivation, but in-depth restricting of app permissions was something I really liked about the old XPrivacy, and if some user-made hooks would make that possible I'd use them. But they'd also need the ability to add new UI elements, and not just "This hook is about the method XY, execute this code before/after to block it and this code to enable it" for that to be possible.
Orphee said:
Even if old Xprivacy isn't supported on nougat, is it possible to keep it with new Lua too until Lua grow up? Or it is not recommended ?
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I have just added a FAQ that answers this question:
https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacyLua/blob/master/FAQ.md
m66b said:
i have just added a faq that answers this question:
https://github.com/m66b/xprivacylua/blob/master/faq.md
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Namnodorel said:
Wow, I was just scrolling through some stuff, stumbled into your repo for XPrivacy/Lua and couldn't believe what I saw! M66B is developing a new app as a replacement for XPrivacy... Thank you so much, you've totally made my day and pobably quite some time into the future as well! I'll definetely also buy/donate for this version as soon as I get to use it.
Just some technical questions:
Looks like you are going more modular with this new app, and you mentioned something about downloading additional (user-made) hooks. You also said you'd keep it much more simple this time to avoid high maintenance etc. Could these external hooks then allow to get the complexity back? I totally understand your motivation, but in-depth restricting of app permissions was something I really liked about the old XPrivacy, and if some user-made hooks would make that possible I'd use them. But they'd also need the ability to add new UI elements, and not just "This hook is about the method XY, execute this code before/after to block it and this code to enable it" for that to be possible.
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For now I will concentrate on fixing bugs and building restrictions, which is of course the most important of all. Restrictions are indeed defined and written in Lua. Currently all restrictions are built-in, but later I might add a manager, so you can manage your own definitions. There might even be a repository, which could even contain definition for things not privacy related.
You can find the current definitions here (hooks.json contains the definitions).
Just donated. More to follow along the way. Thank you!!
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Noooo! First post and it is asking about using Xprivacy on Nougat? That must be demotivating to the dev! It has been told too many times in the xprivacy thread that it is not recommended to use it on Nougat and above all IT IS NOT SUPPORTED!
Sorry for using capitals but let's hope everyone sees it and this thread stays on new Lua topic.
Greetings.
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"XPrivacyLua is supported on Android 6 Marshmallow and later" you're either lying or it's a misstatement on the repo.
Also can somehow explain to me (I just switched to Android), what Lua is (if not a programming language)?
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"XPrivacyLua is supported on Android 6 Marshmallow and later" you're either lying or it's a misstatement on the repo.
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I don't see why that is a lie or misstatement, so, could you please explain why you think it is?
Edit: I have changed the wording of the opening post a bit, so it is clearer that "Android 6 Marshmallow and later" applies to XPrivacyLua and not to XPrivacy, assuming this is what you meant.
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Also can somehow explain to me (I just switched to Android), what Lua is (if not a programming language)?
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See this comment.
OgreTactic said:
"XPrivacyLua is supported on Android 6 Marshmallow and later" you're either lying or it's a misstatement on the repo.
Also can somehow explain to me (I just switched to Android), what Lua is (if not a programming language)?
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Some people...
Glad to see Xposed Module development is still alive!
Thx a lot for building and developing this app.
After I've selected some apps I get an error:
XLua.Main:android.os.DeadObjectException:Transaction failed on small parcel; remote process probably died
Things that I would appreciate in future releases:
- More restriction-types like: Network connection, Telephone number/sim-operator, Serialnumber, installed apps/services, accounts
- Is it possible to hide disabled apps from the list?
- Is it possible to decide when an app will request for example the location to allow or deny the request?
th4_c0r3 said:
Thx a lot for building and developing this app.
After I've selected some apps I get an error:
XLua.Main:android.os.DeadObjectException:Transaction failed on small parcel; remote process probably died
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Can you please capture a logcat? If not, the problem might be visible in the Xposed log as well.
Edit: where exactly do you see this error?
th4_c0r3 said:
Things that I would appreciate in future releases:
- More restriction-types like: Network connection, Telephone number/sim-operator, Serialnumber, installed apps/services, accounts
- Is it possible to hide disabled apps from the list?
- Is it possible to decide when an app will request for example the location to allow or deny the request?
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Disabled apps are hidden from the list by default.
First: thanks for the release and minimal UI of this app.
Just one request if it is possible. Would it be possible when you start ironing out the features to include a randomisation to some privacy information. Like my main coordinates for GPS are 33N 112W. If the app could randomise the rest so the app knows my general location but not accurately as 1m?
Edit: a good reason for this is for apps like speedtest.net. it grabs GPS to find a close server. When I restrict, closes server is in NY. I don't mind if it knows I live in AZ, heck, XDA knows I live here, but knowing my exact location is bothering.
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Can you please capture a logcat? If not, the problem might be visible in the Xposed log as well.
Edit: where exactly do you see this error?
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The error occurs every second time I open the app and it's shown in the bottom of the app. In the Xposed log there isn't a XLua-Error.
I've sent you the logcat via email.
M66B said:
For now I will concentrate on fixing bugs and building restrictions, which is of course the most important of all. Restrictions are indeed defined and written in Lua. Currently all restrictions are built-in, but later I might add a manager, so you can manage your own definitions. There might even be a repository, which could even contain definition for things not privacy related.
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Thank you for your answer, but I'm still kinda missing what I wanted to know: Could hooks potentially add custom UI and/or save data? I'd imagine something like saving a list of contacts and when an app requests the contact list selecting this specific list to be returned.
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Thank you for your answer, but I'm still kinda missing what I wanted to know: Could hooks potentially add custom UI and/or save data? I'd imagine something like saving a list of contacts and when an app requests the contact list selecting this specific list to be returned.
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Yes, that would be possible. When there is a need, I will add APIs that can be used in Lua to save data in a structured way into the XPrivacyLua database, so anyone wanting to develop a new hook definition doesn't have to worry about how to do this. In fact this has already been prepared.
M66B said:
I don't see why that is a lie or misstatement, so, could you please explain why you think it is?
Edit: I have changed the wording of the opening post a bit, so it is clearer that "Android 6 Marshmallow and later" applies to XPrivacyLua and not to XPrivacy, assuming this is what you meant.
See this comment.
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Oh okay, thanks. So I can't use the current XPrivacy (on the PlayStore) on Nougat S8? I hope I can if not, I'll wait for the XPrivacy L.
It's crazy that Android forces privacy breaching (violation is an accurate word use) "services", processes and apps at it's core. If I were to learn to use Android enough is it possible to prevent it, like it's the case on iPhone, well in appareances because when you jailbreak it you can see all the processes, but it's clearly not in completely forcing this violation of your data, be it just with the permission management that NO apps can require or force on you to run, which to me absolutely crazy that it's the case on Android.
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Oh okay, thanks. So I can't use the current XPrivacy (on the PlayStore) on Nougat S8? I hope I can if not, I'll wait for the XPrivacy L.
It's crazy that Android forces privacy breaching (violation is an accurate word use) "services", processes and apps at it's core. If I were to learn to use Android enough is it possible to prevent it, like it's the case on iPhone, well in appareances because when you jailbreak it you can see all the processes, but it's clearly not in completely forcing this violation of your data, be it just with the permission management that NO apps can require or force on you to run, which to me absolutely crazy that it's the case on Android.
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As M66B said in the Xprivacy Thread:
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An absolute privacy fix is turning your device off. XPrivacy is an best effort attempt to fix the most important privacy problems, like exposing your location and contacts.
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What you could do, at least that's what I do, is to disable services (look for DisableService in PlayStore) and/or restrict as much as possible via the privacy settings (depending on ROM). For example I deny Google services the location rights and only switch them on when needed.
Also there are possibilities to run your phone without any Google services at all. Search for MicroG.
But you have to understand, that using an Android device is going to violate privacy in one form or another. Same goes with Windows and Apple devices...
I don't like it at all but that's just what the world has become. If you want to use Google Services you kinda have to accept that you can't (at least not with simple fixes) protect your whole privacy. It sucks, but that's just what it is...