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Release android_15.0.0_r1 ci-20241016 · TrebleDroid/treble_experimentations
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Amir Taaki (@Narodism)
States track our phones using the IMEI code. But you can change it. They don't want people to know. This info is kept secret.
But today I am making it public in this guide. You will get a hotspot usable with any phone that protects your IMEI from the government…
But today I am making it public in this guide. You will get a hotspot usable with any phone that protects your IMEI from the government…
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Amir Taaki
@Narodism
States track our phones using the #IMEI code. But you can change it. They don't want people to know. This info is kept secret.
But today I am making it public in this guide. You will get a hotspot usable with any phone that protects your IMEI from the government for $300.
Your phone broadcasts 2 pieces of info: the IMEI which is tied to the phone's hardware and the IMSI which is tied to the SIM card. To change the IMSI, simply use change your SIM card every so often.
The Pinephone allows you to change this number. Here's a guide to setup the phone for this. You will need a Pinephone, a micro SD card and an adapter for your computer.
Terminology
There are 3 storage types: SPI-NOR, eMMC and the SD card.
The SPI-NOR stores the bootloader. The eMMC is internal memory for the OS. We will use the SD card to load the bootloader into the SPI-NOR.
Setup the Installer Environment
We install the OS to the pinephone using a tool called pmbootstrap, but it needs root access. So I instead made a VM with a USB passthrough and installed Manjaro Linux there.
You can do this with virt-manager, then add a new VM with the Manjaro VM and install it. Then inside Manjaro, you can install spice guest tools for more seemless integration (optional).
For the USB passthrough, I had to edit /etc/libvirt/qemu/manjaro.xml, where I added this code:
<disk type='block' device='disk'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw' cache='none'/>
<source dev='/dev/sdb'/>
<target dev='vdb' bus='virtio'/>
<address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x07' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/>
</disk>
(replace /dev/sdb and the other details with the relevant info you need)
Now when I boot the VM, I see a device called /dev/vdb which corresponds to my host computer's /dev/sdb.
Install pmbootstrap and we're ready to go.
Install PostmarketOS
We will install PostmarketOS with SXMO which is a tiling WM. It's quite easy to learn, just read the userguide. Don't be lazy. But if you're a normie, fine you can use Phosh instead which is just like Android.
Using pmbootstrap
Now connect the Pinephone Pro to your computer and put it in the mount mode (blue light), and it should appear on your computer with lsblk.
Inside the Manjaro VM, perform the install:
pmbootstrap zap
pmbootstrap init
pmbootstrap install --fde --sdcard=/dev/vdb ----cipher aes-cbc-essiv:sha256
We need the cipher option due to bug #2916 on postmarketOS bug tracker.
Install Bootloader
Now on your normal machine, put the tow-boot installer. Download tow-boot's spi.installer.img and dd to your SD card. Follow the SPI installer instructions.
Now your phone should boot pmOS.
Tweaks
Disable suspend in System Menu -> Config -> Auto-suspend / Auto-screen-off.
Optionally install an Arch Linux chroot for access to more packages you might not have in pmOS.
IMEI Changing
Now for the juicy part of the guide.
SSH is enabled by default, so SSH in. On your phone, open a terminal and type ip a to find your IP. Then just use ssh username@XXXX. Now sudo su as root. Create this file /root/.bashrc.
alias show-imei="echo 'AT+EGMR=0,7' | atinout - /dev/EG25.AT /dev/stdout"
function _set_imei() {
IMEI=$1
echo "AT+EGMR=1,7,\"$IMEI\"" | atinout - /dev/EG25.AT /dev/stdout
}
# Vanity, I prefer - to _ for cmds ;)
alias set-imei=_set_imei
Now reload your shell using source ~/.bashrc. You now have the commands show-imei and set-imei XXXXX.
To get the IMEI code, we will impersonate legit devices. I scraped all the TAC code prefixes from public DBs and made a little util for that. Download it from github: narodnik/immi. You simply run ./imeichanger.py and it gives you an IMEI code you can put into set-imei.
@Narodism
States track our phones using the #IMEI code. But you can change it. They don't want people to know. This info is kept secret.
But today I am making it public in this guide. You will get a hotspot usable with any phone that protects your IMEI from the government for $300.
Your phone broadcasts 2 pieces of info: the IMEI which is tied to the phone's hardware and the IMSI which is tied to the SIM card. To change the IMSI, simply use change your SIM card every so often.
The Pinephone allows you to change this number. Here's a guide to setup the phone for this. You will need a Pinephone, a micro SD card and an adapter for your computer.
Terminology
There are 3 storage types: SPI-NOR, eMMC and the SD card.
The SPI-NOR stores the bootloader. The eMMC is internal memory for the OS. We will use the SD card to load the bootloader into the SPI-NOR.
Setup the Installer Environment
We install the OS to the pinephone using a tool called pmbootstrap, but it needs root access. So I instead made a VM with a USB passthrough and installed Manjaro Linux there.
You can do this with virt-manager, then add a new VM with the Manjaro VM and install it. Then inside Manjaro, you can install spice guest tools for more seemless integration (optional).
For the USB passthrough, I had to edit /etc/libvirt/qemu/manjaro.xml, where I added this code:
<disk type='block' device='disk'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw' cache='none'/>
<source dev='/dev/sdb'/>
<target dev='vdb' bus='virtio'/>
<address type='pci' domain='0x0000' bus='0x07' slot='0x00' function='0x0'/>
</disk>
(replace /dev/sdb and the other details with the relevant info you need)
Now when I boot the VM, I see a device called /dev/vdb which corresponds to my host computer's /dev/sdb.
Install pmbootstrap and we're ready to go.
Install PostmarketOS
We will install PostmarketOS with SXMO which is a tiling WM. It's quite easy to learn, just read the userguide. Don't be lazy. But if you're a normie, fine you can use Phosh instead which is just like Android.
Using pmbootstrap
Now connect the Pinephone Pro to your computer and put it in the mount mode (blue light), and it should appear on your computer with lsblk.
Inside the Manjaro VM, perform the install:
pmbootstrap zap
pmbootstrap init
pmbootstrap install --fde --sdcard=/dev/vdb ----cipher aes-cbc-essiv:sha256
We need the cipher option due to bug #2916 on postmarketOS bug tracker.
Install Bootloader
Now on your normal machine, put the tow-boot installer. Download tow-boot's spi.installer.img and dd to your SD card. Follow the SPI installer instructions.
Now your phone should boot pmOS.
Tweaks
Disable suspend in System Menu -> Config -> Auto-suspend / Auto-screen-off.
Optionally install an Arch Linux chroot for access to more packages you might not have in pmOS.
IMEI Changing
Now for the juicy part of the guide.
SSH is enabled by default, so SSH in. On your phone, open a terminal and type ip a to find your IP. Then just use ssh username@XXXX. Now sudo su as root. Create this file /root/.bashrc.
alias show-imei="echo 'AT+EGMR=0,7' | atinout - /dev/EG25.AT /dev/stdout"
function _set_imei() {
IMEI=$1
echo "AT+EGMR=1,7,\"$IMEI\"" | atinout - /dev/EG25.AT /dev/stdout
}
# Vanity, I prefer - to _ for cmds ;)
alias set-imei=_set_imei
Now reload your shell using source ~/.bashrc. You now have the commands show-imei and set-imei XXXXX.
To get the IMEI code, we will impersonate legit devices. I scraped all the TAC code prefixes from public DBs and made a little util for that. Download it from github: narodnik/immi. You simply run ./imeichanger.py and it gives you an IMEI code you can put into set-imei.
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Mobile Internet + Wifi Hotspot Tethering
Put your SIM in. Now you have cellular.
To activate mobile internet, you need to add your GSM. Do this in System Menu -> Add a GSM Network. You can find the details online by Google. Usually your phone provider will even send you the details via SMS.
OK now you have mobile internet. Making the Wifi hotspot tether is super easy. Just go in System Menu -> Networks -> Add a Wifi Hotspot and enter the hotspot details.
Finally whenever you want to put your phone in "airplane mode", just go to System Menu -> Networks -> Disable GSM.
Final Tips and Tricks
You may want to configure or disable the firewall.
SSH comes preconfigured but you might want to disable password logins.
Received SMS are stored in ~/.local/share/sxmo/modem/ as text files so you can read them comfy from your computer with SSH.
Pipewire is installed native. You can even install a node editor like qpwgraph so you can pipe audio to multiple audio devices simultaneously. Cool af huh?
See the SXMO tips and trickspage on pmOS wiki.
Put your SIM in. Now you have cellular.
To activate mobile internet, you need to add your GSM. Do this in System Menu -> Add a GSM Network. You can find the details online by Google. Usually your phone provider will even send you the details via SMS.
OK now you have mobile internet. Making the Wifi hotspot tether is super easy. Just go in System Menu -> Networks -> Add a Wifi Hotspot and enter the hotspot details.
Finally whenever you want to put your phone in "airplane mode", just go to System Menu -> Networks -> Disable GSM.
Final Tips and Tricks
You may want to configure or disable the firewall.
SSH comes preconfigured but you might want to disable password logins.
Received SMS are stored in ~/.local/share/sxmo/modem/ as text files so you can read them comfy from your computer with SSH.
Pipewire is installed native. You can even install a node editor like qpwgraph so you can pipe audio to multiple audio devices simultaneously. Cool af huh?
See the SXMO tips and trickspage on pmOS wiki.
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F-Droid is the first third-party app store to support Android 15's app archiving feature!
The popular repository for FOSS apps is preparing to add support for app archiving in its next release, using new APIs Google added in Android 15.
🔗Details in this article on Android Authority.
(The contributor who submitted the patch to add app archiving support to F-Droid used my articles as background ❤️. I love when my articles help developers!)
The popular repository for FOSS apps is preparing to add support for app archiving in its next release, using new APIs Google added in Android 15.
🔗Details in this article on Android Authority.
(The contributor who submitted the patch to add app archiving support to F-Droid used my articles as background ❤️. I love when my articles help developers!)
Android Authority
F-Droid is the first third-party app store to support Android 15's app archiving feature
F-Droid is adding support for app archiving in Android 15, making it the first third-party app store to support this new feature.
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GitHub
GitHub - AT3K/Ultimate-Privacy-Guide: This repository is a semi-comprehensive collection of resources, tools, and recommendations…
This repository is a semi-comprehensive collection of resources, tools, and recommendations to enhance your online privacy and security. Whether you want to secure your internet connection, protect...
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Checking in on Google Anti-Trust. Nothing the DOJ does is good. What is their purpose behind these moves?
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/10/googles-ai-deals-could-hurt-its-search-monopoly-appeal-expert-says/
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/10/googles-ai-deals-could-hurt-its-search-monopoly-appeal-expert-says/
Ars Technica
DOJ proposes breakup and other big changes to end Google search monopoly
Google called the DOJ extending search remedies to AI “radical,” an “overreach.”…
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Microsoft Reports 7,000 Password Attacks per Second
https://www.gizchina.com/2024/10/16/microsoft-digital-defense-report-2024/
https://www.gizchina.com/2024/10/16/microsoft-digital-defense-report-2024/
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A Complete Guide To Privacy, Security & Anonymity
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#PixelWeather
Google is working on a silly gimmick for the Pixel Weather app
✅ More Details - https://www.androidauthority.com/google-pixel-weather-app-update-weather-vibrations-3491337/
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