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✦ Custom Rom Addiction
✦ Google Circle to Search
✦ Ultimate Root hide & pif guide
✦ App Compatibility List with [DEVICE INTEGRITY]
✦ Use any Banking App on a Custom ROM
✦ [FIX] WhatsApp login issue
✦ [FIX] Strong Integrity and Certified Device
✦ [ROOT] Increase your Battery Backup
✦ [IDENTIFY] Dangerous Modules

Non-Root Apps / MODs

✦ Call Recorder ☎️ (non root)
✦ Call Recorder ☎️ (ROOT)
✦ Live Wallpapers (x20+)
✦ Hibernator (stops running services)
✦ Status bar gesture
✦ xOS Launcher
✦ Gaygle
✦ Meeye Icon Pack
✦ Icon packs MOD
✦ Themed icon port AOSP
✦ Pix Material You (fcked edition)
✦ Paid Icon Packs (x8)
✦ Deep sleep (ADB required)

Modules

✦ Camaleon (MOD)
✦ Beautify
✦ Hide My Root
✦ Pixel Weather A15
✦ T-Target
✦ Lawnchair A10-A14
✦ Pixel Launcher A13
✦ Pixel Launcher A14
✦ Pixel Launcher A15
✦ Power Saver Pro
✦ Advance Cleaner
✦ iOs Stuff
✦ Sandboxed Digital Wellbeing
✦ FBE Enabler
✦ Custom Font
✦ AlphaDroid Launcher A14

Stickers

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Short Introduction-
🤷‍♀Mona
♀️She / Her
💊Memer, Retard
🇮🇳New Delhi, India
🤓Law student, Exploring tech stuff
😜Just like GSI, Non professional

Hey there! Sandboxed play services is a modified version of Google Play Services that improves privacy and security for your Android device. Here's the scoop:

Google Play Services is like the backbone of your Android phone, handling a lot of stuff under the hood, like location services, push notifications, and app updates. However, it also collects a ton of data about you, which can be a privacy concern for some people.

That's where sandboxed play services comes in. It's a modified version that creates a, well, "sandbox" for the app, restricting what it can do and isolating it from the rest of your system. It's like putting your playful but nosy cousin in a playpen—they can still have fun, but they can't get into trouble rummaging through your stuff.

Benefits:
1. Privacy: It limits the data that Google Play Services can collect, so you have more privacy. No more overbearing data collection!
2. Security: By isolating the app, any potential security vulnerabilities in Google Play Services are contained and can't affect the rest of your system. It's like having a bouncer at the club, keeping an eye on things.
3. Control: You get to decide which permissions to grant, so you're in the driver's seat. No more worrying about apps having too much access!

So, in a nutshell, sandboxed play services gives you more privacy, security, and control over your device. It's a way to enjoy the benefits of Google Play Services without sacrificing your digital well-being.

SCREENSHOTS ☝️🤓

Project Elixir Custom rom will wipe your data if you're trying to bypass their paywall

Recently a twiter user named TheNotesOfJosh discovered snippets of a code that is responsible for paywall on Elixir Project Custom ROM, the horrible thing is this code will FORMAT YOUR DATA without your concent, including Internal storage, SD Card, and eSIM (if you have one).

The members of the Elixir Project have confirmed this and say it's to prevent piracy but at this point this is really unmoral and evil way to prevent piracy against their paywall.

🔗 Via X

☝️🤓 @MeowRedirect

LsPosed

LSPosed is a powerful framework for Android customization. It allows you to install "modules" that can modify your phone's system in various ways. Think of it as a way to tweak the inner workings of your phone without needing to root it in the traditional sense.

How it works:

LSPosed uses a technique called "Zygisk" to achieve its magic.  Zygisk is a special method that allows LSPosed to hook into your phone's system without needing to directly modify system files. It's like a clever workaround that lets you install modules without the usual risks associated with rooting.

LSPosed Modules:

Modules are the actual programs that you install through LSPosed. They're like tiny apps that can do all sorts of things, including:

* Customize the look and feel: Change the way your notifications look, tweak the icons on your home screen, or even customize the system fonts.
* Improve performance and battery life: Some modules can optimize your phone's settings to make it run smoother or extend your battery life.
* Add new features: You can find modules that add features like custom gestures, advanced notification controls, or even new ways to manage your phone's brightness.

Pros:

* No Traditional Root: LSPosed doesn't require you to root your phone in the traditional sense, which means you can avoid the risks associated with voiding your warranty.
* Wide Range of Modules: There's a huge library of LSPosed modules available, so you can find one for almost anything you can imagine.
* Flexibility: You can easily enable or disable modules as needed, so you can experiment with different settings without having to worry about messing anything up.
* Reversible: If you don't like a module, you can easily uninstall it and your phone will revert back to its original state.

Cons:

* Requires Root Access: While it's not traditional rooting, LSPosed still requires root access to function. You'll need to root your phone using a method like Magisk before you can install LSPosed.
* Compatibility Issues: Not all phones are compatible with LSPosed. You need to make sure your device is supported before you install it.
* Learning Curve: LSPosed can be a bit tricky to set up and use, especially if you're new to Android customization.
* Potential for Issues: Like any system modification, there's always a chance that LSPosed or a module could cause problems with your phone. It's always a good idea to back up your data before installing anything.

My perspective: LSPosed is a powerful tool for Android customization, but it's not for everyone. If you're comfortable with a bit of technical know-how and you're willing to do some research, then you might find it to be a fun and rewarding way to personalize your phone.

Important Note: Always download modules from reputable sources like the LSPosed repository or XDA forums to avoid installing malicious software.

☝️🤓 @MeowRedirect

MAGISK

Magisk is a rooting framework that allows you to modify your Android phone's system without directly altering system files. Think of it as a clever way to unlock the hidden potential of your phone without breaking things.

How it works:

Magisk works by patching the boot image of your phone. It creates a "Magisk Manager" app that lets you control the whole process.  This manager app is like your command center for installing and managing modules.

Magisk Modules:

Magisk modules are the actual programs that you install through Magisk. They're like little apps that can modify your phone's system in various ways.  They can do things like:

* Customize the look and feel: Change the way your notifications look, tweak the icons on your home screen, or even customize the system fonts.
* Improve performance and battery life: Some modules can optimize your phone's settings to make it run smoother or extend your battery life.
* Add new features: You can find modules that add features like custom gestures, advanced notification controls, or even new ways to manage your phone's brightness.

Pros:

* Powerful Customization: Magisk gives you a ton of control over your phone's system. You can modify almost anything you can imagine.
* Wide Range of Modules: There's a huge library of Magisk modules available, so you can find one for almost anything you can imagine.
* Safety: Magisk is designed to be safe and secure. It doesn't directly modify system files, so it's less likely to cause problems with your phone.
* Reversible: If you don't like a module, you can easily uninstall it and your phone will revert back to its original state.

Cons:

* Requires Root Access: Magisk itself requires you to root your phone. This means you'll need to unlock your bootloader and flash a custom recovery image.
* Compatibility Issues: Not all phones are compatible with Magisk. You need to make sure your device is supported before you install it.
* Learning Curve: Magisk can be a bit tricky to set up and use, especially if you're new to Android customization.
* Potential for Issues: Like any system modification, there's always a chance that Magisk or a module could cause problems with your phone. It's always a good idea to back up your data before installing anything.

My perspective: Magisk is a powerful tool for Android customization, but it's not for everyone. If you're comfortable with a bit of technical know-how and you're willing to do some research, then you might find it to be a fun and rewarding way to personalize your phone.

Important Note: Always download modules from reputable sources like the Magisk repository or XDA forums to avoid installing malicious software.

☝️🤓 @MeowRedirect

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logs-in-bootloop:

You must have ADB installed, then follow this: (pc required)

- Reboot your phone to recovery mode, mount the system in twrp or orangefox gui, then just connect your phone to pc via adb and open command prompt in the adb folder, type
- adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system_root
- adb pull /system_root/system/build.prop

- You need to edit the lines in the build.prop file which you pulled via adb, Change the value of the following props:
- ro.secure=0
- ro.adb.secure=0
- ro.debuggable=1
- ro.build.type=eng
- persist.sys.usb.config=adb
- If you don't see the persist.sys.usb.config=adb line anywhere in the build.prop just add the line under persist.sys.strictmode.disable line

- Now push the prop file with the following command:
- adb push build.prop /system_root/system/

- Reboot and let your phone loop for 10 seconds after passing the splash logo then you will be able to take logs via adb, type
- adb logcat > logs.txt
- Press Ctrl + C when you want it to stop recording logs