List your Xposed modules and show apple cucks that we're

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>Oh don't mind me, I just performed a massive security exploit on my phone and disabled the secure bootloader on my phone, enabling any chinese hacker to fuck me in the ass, but it's worth it because I NEED ADMINISTRATIVE ACCESS TO FEEL VALIDATED

>>56007398
Android isn't even worth using without root privilege

>>56007300
Greenify, Amplify, YouTube Background.
>>56007398
lol

>>56007418
YouTube Background Playback*

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>>56007398
>thinking you are important enough for someone to hack into your shitty samsung

Amplify
Android N-ify
GravityBox
Greenify
Lockscreen Album Art Remover
MinMinGuard
Mock Mock Locations
Pokemon Go Joystick
RootCloak
Secure Settings
Unicon

>>56007434
Does RootCloak work for Mint and Android Pay?

>>56007446
Don't know what Mint is but it should work, doesn't work for Android Pay

>>56007398
>implying that the OS and bootloader was secure in the first place

>>56007398
lol dumby

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r8 status bar

>>56007555
Autistic

>>56007555
5/10 numbers are too close

>>56007398

The Chinese can't suddenly install malware on your device just because it's rooted. Every time you do anything that requires root, you are prompted for permission, just like you are on Windows or Mac OS X. Furthermore, an unlocked bootloader cannot be exploited unless you have physical access to the phone, or manage to trick a stupid user into running malware as root.

Rooting an Android phone does not make it any more vulnerable, but it does make it on par with our personal computers. Given that we already use our phones for web browsing, media consumption, and sometimes even managing documents (though this is more often the case with tablets), it's easy to see that we're starting to turn them into miniature personal computers of sorts. Given this, why shouldn't we have access to the administrative account just like we would on a normal PC? There is no valid reason to intentionally cripple your own level of control over your devices.

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>>56007555
Nice status bar

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>>56007555

I installed CM on my redmeme the other day and I also have root access. My friend asked me what the benefits of that are yesterday and I couldn't tell him anything besides adaway and xposed. Am I missing something?

What apps would you need root cloak for?

Shake to undo


oh wait

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>>56007398

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>>56007398

>>56007796
Banking mostly
Some games

>>56007398
>admin-rights === vulnerability
wew lad

>>56007422
>>56007418
newpipe exists, you plebs

>>56007967
Hi there!

You seem to have made a bit of a mistake in your post. Luckily, the users of 4chan are always willing to help you clear this problem right up! You appear to have used a tripcode when posting, but your identity has nothing at all to do with the conversation! Whoops! You should always remember to stop using your tripcode when the thread it was used for is gone, unless another one is started! Posting with a tripcode when it isn't necessary is poor form. You should always try to post anonymously, unless your identity is absolutely vital to the post that you're making!

Now, there's no need to thank me - I'm just doing my bit to help you get used to the anonymous image-board culture!

Android n-ify
Material xposed
YouTube background playback

I'm pretty new to xposed so not much.

>>56007398
first post best post

>>56007555
Why additional adblocker when lucky patcher can block ads globally?

>>56007567
Hi there!

You seem to have made a bit of a mistake in your post. Luckily, the users of 4chan are always willing to help you clear this problem right up! You appear to have used a tripcode when posting, but your identity has nothing at all to do with the conversation! Whoops! You should always remember to stop using your tripcode when the thread it was used for is gone, unless another one is started! Posting with a tripcode when it isn't necessary is poor form. You should always try to post anonymously, unless your identity is absolutely vital to the post that you're making!

Now, there's no need to thank me - I'm just doing my bit to help you get used to the anonymous image-board culture!

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>>56007398
>being okay with being locked out from YOUR OWN device

Do you also use Windows with an ordinary user account?

>>56007411
This. Nothing is worth using if you can't alter it the way you want.

>>56007991
right? its like they don't know apps have to request them from u to gain privileges

>>56008562
It is not as good as the Xposed module.

Reminder to use systemless Xposed that actually can be used with Android pay. Just search systemless Xposed and follow the guide.

>>56007763
Snapchat lets you still login while Xposed is installed ?

I have 6.0.1 CM13, what is the easiest way to install Xposed?

Still new to the whole android modding thing

flash the zip from the xda thread and install the app from the thread as well

>>56010889
for >>56010741

>>56007300
big if true

>>56010498
not him but yes, that's why rootcloak is there, it hides root status, snapchat doesn't care if xposed it's installed or not, but it does care if you're root

>>56011133
What will snapchat do if I don't hide supersu?
It's been a while since I rooted and snapchat dindu nuffin

>>56011164
nothing, afaik it only checks if you have root permissions or not, it doesn't check your apps, they don't want people to use external addons to download pics or similar, like snapprefs, they require root that's why snapchat only checks for root status

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Pretty basic stuff. Greenify fucked up my payment application

>>56009482
Eh nobody said something against Apple here it has its ups and downs. At the end it's a thing of preferences. For me it was simply the fact that having a few cydia tweaks show the limited hardware and waiting months for a jailbreak is pain in the ass.

ChromePie
HowGiveLolli
Instagram Suggestions Hider
KT2
Minimum Brightness
MinMinGuard
Network Speed Indicator
NoDeviceCheck
NoMapsTips
OneTap YouTube module
Play store link in App info
PlayPermissionsExposed
Qs X Tiles per Row
RootCloak
Screenshot Delay Remover
Statusbar Clock in lockscreen
Statusbar Download progress
WiFi Password
XGPM
XInsta
Xposed One Tap Video Download
Xprivacy
YouTube Background Playback
YouTube AdAway

Just FakeGapps, really.

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What do you recommend?

>>56009651
wait what? how?

>>56009651
Isn't LP closed source? I'd rather use AdAway, at least I know it's open source and I can pick my sources.

They both modify the hosts file, anyway; just use AdAway.

>>56012256
toolbox > block ads
Has the same functionality as any other root based adblockers (changes hosts file)
>>56012305
I used LP because of its other functions, adblocking is just a bonus which means I don't need other adblocker apps.

>>56010498
Guy with snapprefs here
It does check for xposed, but only when youre not logged in, if u log in and flash xposed after that youre good to go

>>56014020
Wait.

Does it check for the actual app being located on your phone, or the actual framework in the system files?

>>56014030
Not the guy who asked, by the way. I don't even use Snapchat but I'm curious how the whole thing works.

>>56014030
>>56014047
Not really sure since i havent tried without the xposed application but i guess it can look for the framework if it can also look for root access

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1/2

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>>56014591
2/2

>>56014591
Where'd you get the material xposed app? Is it open sauce?

>>56014640
I know it's a dumb question, but I've seen quite some proprietary forks over the time.

Can anyone with root/custom recovery tell me if that fucks with full phone encryption? When I had my note 3, full phone encryption with a non stock recovery would result in boot loop no matter what you did.

I currently have a fully unlocked Motorola moto X pure

>>56014742
>>56014742
>>56014742
depends.

I had a One Plus One, i did full device encryption and I ran twrp 2.8.6.

twrp could not decyrcpt my phone, but it would boot fine. Updating twrp via software once booted to a newer version (think 3x) fixed the issue

do a little googling first. usually encryption only touches the data partition, where recovery uess the recovery partition and is only activated if the boot loader calls it (you holding down buttons)

>>56014742
I'm also gonna chime in if you don't mind, since I also have some trouble with encryption, customs ROMs and so on.

I have an xperia SP, and I'm running the latest release of CM13. I charged my phone, connected it to the charger and pressed the "encrypt" thing in the settings. It warned me it would restart my phone a couple of times, I agreed..and then the phone just restarted. I waited, and waited - nothing happened.

I looked around the web, and I found something that told me to change SELinux to Permissive.

This time it seemed like it had more promise, since it rebooted a couple of times, and even an encryption "app" popped up, but after setting everything up the encryption "process" took less than 10 seconds. My phone rebooted, and it told me I had to factory reset since the partitions were corrupted. Factory resetting does shit on CM, so I just wiped everything and reflashed the ROM, and here I am.

I tried asking around the XDA thread for the ROM but nobody answers me.

>letting some currynigger exploit your phone's security
lol at rootfags

>>56015471
jordan reminds me of how surreal reality is sometimes

> Amplify
> MinMinGuard
> RootCloak
> SNAPPREFS
> Xglyph
> Xhangouts

It's really annoying that more and more applications have a xposed hock, that makes application not work.

>>56014601
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758

It's open-source, doesn't actually seem to be licensed at all.

>>56014640
>>56015937

>>56011363
Also you got to pay for the most useful Cydia tweaks while xposed modules are free.

>>56016084
>fashion-phones
>useful

Is lucky patcher safe to use?

What alternatives are there for XPrivacy?

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>>56007300
>Xposed
That's a funny way of spelling Cyanogenmod.

>>56012037
Upgrade your OS.

>>56016372
It's non-free, so, of course not.

I use it though, and it's great.

>>56016526
iOS™ by Apple™

>>56016675
And ruin the battery life in my 3yo phone with no noticeable improvement? No thanks

>>56016084
There are repos which list them for free.

Another thread hijacked by Apple wankers who have to splurge out their hatred of anything that is customisable because all they can do is listen to Apple music and use approved apps. Get out and let the grown ups talk.