small app to disable vbmeta verefication and dm verity

Google is continuing to deny my update, saying that displaying list of apps is not a core functionality and demand that I remove all versions that use said permission
There's no fucking way I can remove every single version I have published last year

Hey, chat, ARE WE FUCKING FOR REAL??
WHY THE FUCK FROM THOUSAND PEOPLE ALL I GOT WAS 5 REVIEWS WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK WHAT IS FUCKING WRONG WITH THIS COMMUNITY A THOUSAND FUCKING PEOPLE SEEN THIS SHIT, THE APP GETS 700-1000 PEOPLE THAT LAUNCH THE FUCKING APP DAILY MEANING THEY'RE INVESTED AND THEY NEED THIS SHIT AND FROM ALL OF FUCKING THEM JUST 5 DECIDED TO SPEND 30 SECONDS TO LEAVE A GOD DAMN REVIEW?? THE FUCK??

And no, I am not trying to guilt trip anyone this a genuine fucking question I even translated that fucking message to over 10 languages and it was plain and short

Or in more plain words fuck you

Oh I hate the support and how they copypaste generic responces but I guess talking normally is too much to ask of a trillion dollar company

As for the permission thing some person gave me advice that instead querying for all packages and then filtering by launchable apps I could just query by launchable intent from start

So crisis averted
And if goolag told me that from the start I wouldn't waste a week

Update is live on the play store

Yo guys
I'm making a cool app for rooted users (it'll be a surprise when I finish it) but in order for it to work I need to collect some analytics about Magisk modules
Please install the app, open it, and click the collect button
It should take just a couple of seconds
(Obviously no sensitive nor personal data is collected, and I hope y'all can trust me on that one)

20 seconds is all I'm asking

Why is MMRL so ass?

Presenting CSM3 — CrowdSourcedMagiskModuleManager

Y'know what I always couldn't fathom? WHY THE FUCK ARE WE STILL DOING THOSE STUPID REPOS??

There's very limited amount of modules, they aren't updated that frequently and you would either way just update it from magisk manager

Most of the modules come with update.json which allows updating em without any centralized repos for files hosting

This app solves this issue

It collect update links from modules you have installed on your device and saves them to a database

The more users use this the more complete database is

All files come from official Dev's sources, meaning those will be likely the most up-to-date

This is a very early version that I release for testing

As of now I am gonna update the list periodically, like a couple times per day until I figure out how to deal with free database limits (it allows only 360mb of downloads daily)

Please test this out, and leave your feedback in comments below 👇

Please share it with other rooted users over telegram groups

Anybody else?