I was wondering whether anyone has been able to successfully disable lockscreen security when VPN profiles are created.
I tried to edit locksettings.db but I can't seem to access it on my phone - SQLite Manager crashes and there are seemingly no strings inside the database file.
Alternatively, are there any apps which I can use to connect to a VPN profile, thus keeping it separate from the system? (although not preferred)
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Guys, this is probably a dumb question, so I apologize, but how do I use setCPU with MIUI 1.9.9? I start the apk, but it doesn't get root access.
Thanks in advance.
Changelog: 10/09/11
Update to latest Miui.us release, with framework modified to support additional English locales
NOTE: In this version SuperUser doesn't automatically give root access. You need to enable it by going into the superuser app (in the tools folder), pressing the menu key, going to settings and turning on root permission.
NOTE2: Due to the change to miui.us you will need to go through and setup your google accounts again. The setup wizard will come up when you first flash it so go through this.
Change smartass2 values to work a little better
Switch to using different RIL daemon
Try different wpa supplicant
Fix animations (camera, screen on/off and screenshot)
Remove /HWUserData symlink. Access secondary sd from /mnt/emmc (let me know if this is an issue)
Note that /data/misc/wifi and the telephony database will be deleted as part of the installation to save hassles from the changed wpa supplicant. Just means that you'll have to setup your wifi networks and data apns if they're not automatically configured.
Dalvik-cache is also deleted as part of the install script so you don't have to worry about doing that separately
Btw there is x5 settings which you can adjust cpu freq.
But if you say i wanna use setccpu then you have to open superuser > settings > root access
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Alright, thanks a lot guys! =)
Hello does anyone know how i can disable vpn pswd... i have used root explorer with sqlite editor and i can erase the values but when rebooting i lose my vpn settings and im asked to enter pswd again to re assing new vpn... how can i permanently disable this?
It seems that I have no control (using CM 10.2.1) over restricting superuser access. I thought I had reasonable options selected (prompt and log), but then I realized that I am getting no prompts and no log entries. So I disabled root access completely, but all of the apps that require root access are still working without any problem (even after a reboot).
Can anyone explain what is going on (and how to actually restrict root access)?
Hey, I have a few questions relating with opening intents and checking certain system settings.
1. I'm trying to have my app open to directly to the system unlock styles, so far I can only open to the system security settings, not to the unlock styles
2. I'm trying to have my app open to the notification access settings and close automatically after the user has enabled access. So far I can get the notification access settings to open but I can't check if its enabled (I need to check this as I will use it to prevent the user from skipping the step of the app's setup process)
3. I'm trying to make preferences that have a checkbox/toggle setting and an intent that the user can open
My Source Code is here: https://github.com/NovaViper/TrinityLocker
I have a rooted Moto G7 and noticed a hidden app (not folder) named 'root' that attempts internet access.
There is no such app listed in 'setting/Apps and Notification', nor in Titanium Backups — but — it exists because it appears as attempting internet access in my firewall (NetGuard) log.
What is this "root" app?
Is it a Moto app?
Can I delete it? How?
Thanks.
The URL it is accessing goes to nginx
If that helps.
Discovered the answer. It's not a root app but root process. Android uses the root process to resolve domain names.
From the developer of NetGuard:
'The root process resolves domain names, so blocking it would eventually (when the DNS cache has expired) result in blocking all connections'