Hello everyone
I'm new here on forum and my first question to you guys is simply.
Can you show me the way to check if some malware is active on my mobile? (Sony Xperia E5 F3311) Any App check Whole network without Root permissions..
Actually don't have Root.
There is any way to check it in 100% without Root?
Gugi96 said:
Hello everyone
I'm new here on forum and my first question to you guys is simply.
Can you show me the way to check if some malware is active on my mobile? (Sony Xperia E5 F3311) Any App check Whole network without Root permissions..
Actually don't have Root.
There is any way to check it in 100% without Root?
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You can use antivirus apps from playstore. They are working without root in most cases.
strongst said:
You can use antivirus apps from playstore. They are working without root in most cases.
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I am sure anti-virus app won't show malware scrip
Bump ~~
Any1 would help?
Gugi96 said:
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Any1 would help?
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Please don't bump here.
You should install some antivirus apps from playstore(yes, they scan for malware too, just search for it) and you're good to go.
You can also do a factory reset which wipes your data partition.
Related
These are the List of Apps which are RECOMMENDED to be installed once your xperia x10 is rooted!
1)busy box
2) titanium backup
3)cache cleaner
4)wireless tether
5)adfree
6)root explorer
7)fast reboot
8)drocap2
9)xrecovery (its obvious )
10)super user
11)data2sd.zip be Z
12)apps2sd
13)CacheCleaner
14)z4root
15)set CPU
16) ADB wireless
17) Better Terminal
18)My backup root
Hope that helps new rooted users!
Thanks to the people who helped me know about these apps! Those guys can be seen below
If I missed out on some apps then feel free to PM me, I shall add them here.
Have a nice day.
Glad to have helped. A couple I couldn't live without...
ADB Wireless
Better Terminal
RootExplorer
Titanium Backup
xRecovery
...and I'm sure others will have a few suggestions too.
Did you root the latest update version? So far i did flash a lot, but i can't seem to root my phone...
Sent from my x32 using the licking write method....man I am thirsty now!
<AdY> said:
Halo guys! Today I successfully rooted my x10 with the help if XperiaX10iUser.
Since this is my first rooted device, I know very little about which apps are awesome that require a ROOTED x10.
Please try to arrange the apps in a list format.
Sent from my X10i
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There are quite a number of threads on this topic. Do perform a search of the forum. Here's one such thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=713948
PollPixx said:
Did you root the latest update version? So far i did flash a lot, but i can't seem to root my phone...
Sent from my x32 using the licking write method....man I am thirsty now!
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Did you try rooting via the method here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=906248
yes, but changing zip into apk gives me a parcing error and unzip it give me all files which i have no clue where to put them (i have a mac and see .exe files so rooting through a computer is not an option)...as i said before, I am better in graphics than in this kind of work....any help will be appreciated, in the other topic I only found "yes it is working" Okay, that makes me officially a noob, but anyway....
Is there anyone who has the apk for this??
PollPixx said:
Is there anyone who has the apk for this??
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Read the first page of the thread, people have explained how to do it.
PollPixx said:
yes, but changing zip into apk gives me a parcing error and unzip it give me all files which i have no clue where to put them...as i said before, I am better in graphics than in this kind of work....any help will be appreciated, in the other topic I only found "yes it is working" Okay, that makes me officially a noob, but anyway....
Is there anyone who has the apk for this??
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It's not meant to be an apk that you install onto the phone.
(1) Download the file onto your PC and unzip it.
(2) Enable USB Debugging mode on your phone.
(3) Connect the phone to your PC.
(4) Click on the "SuperOneClick" file in the unzipped folder.
(5) Click on the "Root" button.
(6) Wait until it says that root is successful.
(7) Unplug your phone from the PC and manually reboot it.
(8) Your phone is unrooted!
thanks, I will get a laptop from my work this evening and try.
So (yes I am a noob) should I downloading this file on the phone or on the computer??
PollPixx said:
thanks, I will get a laptop from my work this evening and try.
So (yes I am a noob) should I downloading this file on the phone or on the computer??
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You should be downloading it to a PC and running it from there.
Oh, I forgot to add that you need to reboot your phone manually before it is detected to be rooted.
okay;
thank you
<AdY> said:
Halo guys! Today I successfully rooted my x10 with the help if XperiaX10iUser.
Since this is my first rooted device, I know very little about which apps are awesome that require a ROOTED x10.
Please try to arrange the apps in a list format.
Thanks once again
Sent from my X10i
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All the ones stated below plus MyBackup Root.
XperiaX10iUser said:
Glad to have helped. A couple I couldn't live without...
ADB Wireless
Better Terminal
RootExplorer
Titanium Backup
xRecovery
...and I'm sure others will have a few suggestions too.
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Pardon me if i missed it somewhere but, if i install the December update and root using this method, do i need to re-install JIT and delete whatever stock apps again?
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
Tjotte said:
Pardon me if i missed it somewhere but, if i install the December update and root using this method, do i need to re-install JIT and delete whatever stock apps again?
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
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Yes, you do.
batman_112 said:
Yes, you do.
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Ok, thank you!
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
;10479549 said:
Halo guys! Today I successfully rooted my x10 with the help if XperiaX10iUser.
Since this is my first rooted device, I know very little about which apps are awesome that require a ROOTED x10.
Please try to arrange the apps in a list format.
Thanks once again
Sent from my X10i
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And the most important apps
Superuser
Busybox
Sent from my AOSP on Xperia (US) using XDA App
AdFree also a must have app I think.
currently with the last hotfix4 from zhizu, defenitly this App2SD pro
beside that one i will choose:
- Absolute System;
- Root Explorer;
- Titanium Backup Pro;
- Root Explorer.
Thanks for this thread dude! i rooted my xperia today and i needed to know which root apps are worth installing !
your welcome!
$layer said:
Thanks for this thread dude! i rooted my xperia today and i needed to know which root apps are worth installing !
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Thanks for the response guys
so i have downloaded the following root mandatory apps:
1)busy box
2) titanium backup
3)cache cleaner
4)wireless tether
5)ad free
6)root explorer
7)fast reboot
8)drocap2
9)xrecovery (its obvious )
10)super user
Titanium Backup first and foremost to get rid of official crap
Hello
Found an interesting tool on Google play today that can remove unwanted permissions that a non rooted user has to accept in order to install any app. its uninstalling the app when we edit permissions and then install it again. Not sure how this is working. Can any expert review and suggest if it is safe to use this application.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.permissionmanager&hl=en
Thanks
hellobye80 said:
Hello
Found an interesting tool on Google play today that can remove unwanted permissions that a non rooted user has to accept in order to install any app. its uninstalling the app when we edit permissions and then install it again. Not sure how this is working. Can any expert review and suggest if it is safe to use this application.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.permissionmanager&hl=en
Thanks
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I think this works only on Android 4.3, can somebody confirm?
dalanik said:
I think this works only on Android 4.3, can somebody confirm?
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I don't think so cuz I have JB 4.3 and the app isn't compatible with my phone...
dalanik said:
I think this works only on Android 4.3, can somebody confirm?
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Its working fine on my Note 2 (GT-N7100) on 4.1.2 ... but after i modify the permissions i don't see the application in my Google play "installed" section but can see in "all" section. so i am assuming it will not offer any updates incase the developer releases any update?
is there a way to deny specific permissions to a application and still able to update applications incase developer pushes any update ?
Ever since updating my Nexus 5 to Android 5.0, I've found that you can't manage startup. I tried Clean Master, Autostarts, and Autorun Manager, but none of them works.
Please assist me in finding a solution. Thanks.
Anybody? Well, can the "Autorun" in the thread title be changed to "Startup" at least?
CrEdge said:
Anybody? Well, can the "Autorun" in the thread title be changed to "Startup" at least?
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you can use app ops, the lastest version can do that
Do you mean the one by Lars Team? I just tried that, but disabling an autostart doesn't stick, it's enabled again when I recheck.
cpvm said:
you can use app ops, the lastest version can do that
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Yeah, the settings don't stick for me either, at least the auto start.
Sent from my Nexus 5
same here, tried a bunch of apps none of them work :/
sssssbarn said:
Yeah, the settings don't stick for me either, at least the auto start.
Sent from my Nexus 5
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you can use this app to remove the permissions and it does not require root too..
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.heagoo.apkpermremover&hl=es_419
Does that manage startup entries? Doesn't look like it, and App Ops seem to manage permissions fine.
Greenify?
CrEdge said:
Does that manage startup entries? Doesn't look like it, and App Ops seem to manage permissions fine.
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You can remove the unnecessary permissions like boot with the phone...
Greenify is an option, but I'd rather not depend on another running process... Oh well, have to make do with it for now.
Just tried APK Permission Remover. It requires you to uninstall, then reinstall the app. Too much trouble keeping up-to-date.
Simply deactivate the app.
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Simply deactivate the app.
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yes man thats it ...i deactivate chrome and cant Start it when i need it...facepalm
Send from my Nexus 5 with Tapatalk
Just flash Pie Patch
you should just flash the pie patch via recovery, it solves a lot of the problems root apps have in lollipop, including the startup one
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/development/fix-bypassing-pie-security-check-t2797731
Sounds risky and unclear, maybe someone else can try?
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Sounds risky and unclear, maybe someone else can try?
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I agree, you should try it first, let us know how it goes...
What do you know, they just started working again for me... Didn't patch anything, just updated normally.
Autostarts has been updated to support lollipop.
Kingroot, but its also do more than I need.
How to delete preinstalled apps?
sohail786911 said:
How to delete preinstalled apps?
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Is the ability to use ANY search engine to find the answer to such a simple question so hard that you had to create new thread?
I hope this link will be very helpful to you.
Without root?
sohail786911 said:
Without root?
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Yes
Thread cleaned, and if you are not going to help, then just move along.
romcio47 said:
Yes
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Use adb
Use Package Disabler Pro for LG (on Play store)
Not 'deleting' exactly but this is good because you can restore them easily whenever you want to, which is a lifesaver. No PC required!
I want to remove Mi Feedback on the stock ROM as I don't feel comfortable with the data collection. Can I use this method https://www.xda-developers.com/uninstall-carrier-oem-bloatware-without-root-access/
without breaking OTA updates?
Did you read it? It says:
Therefore, even if you “uninstall” a system application using this method, you can still receive official OTA updates from your carrier or OEM.
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CrazyAndroidModder said:
I want to remove Mi Feedback on the stock ROM as I don't feel comfortable with the data collection. Can I use this method https://www.xda-developers.com/uninstall-carrier-oem-bloatware-without-root-access/
without breaking OTA updates?
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I use this tool to unistall mi feedback,PAI and some other google bloatware and successfully installed OTA. It work same as this method but it is easier to use this tool
I don't found any theard of this so sharing GitHub link :
Full credit to its dev
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases
vkbhanwariya said:
I use this tool to unistall mi feedback,PAI and some other google bloatware and successfully installed OTA. It work same as this method but it is easier to use this tool
I don't found any theard of this so sharing GitHub link :
Full credit to its dev
https://github.com/Saki-EU/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases
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Thanks for your help, I tested if OTAs work and they install just fine, may I ask what does PAI do for you to want to uninstall it? According to what I've read all it does is install the mi apps from the playstore and define the home screen layout.
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Thanks for your help, I tested if OTAs work and they install just fine, may I ask what does PAI do for you to want to uninstall it? According to what I've read all it does is install the mi apps from the playstore and define the home screen layout.
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For thanking there is button Bellow the reply
I Don't want any MI app in mobile.After fastboot sometime it randomly installed some app so i unistalled it :laugh::laugh:
CrazyAndroidModder said:
I want to remove Mi Feedback on the stock ROM as I don't feel comfortable with the data collection. Can I use this method https://www.xda-developers.com/uninstall-carrier-oem-bloatware-without-root-access/
without breaking OTA updates?
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if you want to remove the apps,you can use the bat script,no root needed,put in the adb folder and give the necessary permission,run the bat script..mi launcher is disable by default
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vkbhanwariya said:
For thanking there is button Bellow the reply
I Don't want any MI app in mobile.After fastboot sometime it randomly installed some app so i unistalled it :laugh::laugh:
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Thanks a bunch for your help, I've removed Mi Feedback, PAI, Spock, and a couple Google Apps I don't use.
roshan2989 said:
if you want to remove the apps,you can use the bat script,no root needed,put in the adb folder and give the necessary permission,run the bat script..mi launcher is disable by default
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Thanks for showing me this script, also please excuse my terrible account name, I don't know what I was thinking.