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Meta using our AI interactions to feed us Ads.

Meta is expanding its Privacy Policy starting December 16, 2025. They will use your interactions with AIs (chats, prompts) to train models and personalize ads.

People in specific regions who have legal rights governed by strict privacy laws, can formally OPT-OUT of this AI training and personalized ads. Laws like the EU/EEA under GDPR, or California under CPRA support and give their people their legal right.

Unfortunately, I didn't find any opt-out option for other regions (for me, India).

Sad :(

🪔 Happy Diwali, everyone! 🎉

Let’s light up our lives with love, laughter, and endless joy.
Have a sparkling and safe Diwali filled with sweets, smiles, and good vibes! 😄💥

Only for 64-Bit Mobile users:

If Simple Flag Secure v4 isn’t working for you, please DM @ShastikXD with the following:

• ROM name (Stock or Custom ROM)
• Android version
• services.jar (from: /system/framework/services.jar)
• Installation logs for Simple Flag Secure v4

Took around 14 logs to make all the changes for Simple Flag Secure v5 🥹

👀 Simple Flag Secure - v5

🛡️ Disable FLAG_SECURE and Take Screenshots in Restricted Apps like WhatsApp, Chrome Incognito, etc also hide Screenshot Detections in Snapchat and others (A14+). No LSPosed or Zygisk required.

✨ What's New in v5:

- ✅ Switched to static 64-bit binaries.
- 🚫 Deprecated support for 32-bit devices.
- ⚡ Using parallel processing to speedup smali patching.
- 🛠️ Added more patching methods (Credit: j-hc)
- 🚀 Achieved ~40% speed boost over v4 (on services.jar)
- 📱 Improved Compatibility for Hyper OS / MIUI, Oneui and Oplus (Oxygen OS, Realme UI, Color OS)
- 🔧 Miscellaneous fixes and general improvements.

📝Must Read:

- 🗑️ Remove old version of Simple Flag Secure, then try this one.
- ✅ Fully supports all Custom ROMs across Android versions.
- ⚠️ OEM ROMs may have limited compatibility, but it worked in some (like RUI A11 or MIUI A11) mostly depends on your luck :) give it a try.

📦 Supports: Magisk • KernelSU • APatch, & their forks
📅 Released on: October 23, 2025

🔗 Download From GitHub

🧾 Docs & Guide

📬 Report Issues / Get Support: @buildbytesdiscussion

❤️ Credits:
@asif_adi for Testing in RealmeUI 2 A11
@aptgo for Testing in MIUI A11 and in SukiSU (a KernelSU fork)

🚨 #JustIn | ChatGPT Go Will Be FREE for 1 Year in India! 🇮🇳🧠

#OpenAI announces a limited-time promo giving 1 year of free ChatGPT Go access to all users in India!

📅 Sign-up Window:
➡️ From Nov 4 till the end of the promo period
➡️ Existing ChatGPT Go subscribers in India are also eligible

📌 India is ChatGPT’s 2nd largest & fastest-growing market — and OpenAI is doubling down on growth.

🗣️ OpenAI Statement:
> “We’re excited to support India’s vibrant AI community with free access to ChatGPT Go

➤ @BiteSizeTech

Jio is offering Google Gemini Pro FREE for 18 months

You also get 2TB Google Storage One plan free for 18 months alongside Google Veo 3.1 video generation model

Note: Only Available for users aged b/w 18 ~ 25 and in unlimited 5G Plans. The offer can be claimed via MyJio app or just click this link: https://www.jio.com/google-gemini-offer

Follow @TechLeaksZone

Anyone Up for Testing?

Just a reminder...

👀 ChatGPT Go Free for 12 Months in India..

For Existing Go users, you don't have to do anything, you will get an email confirming that you get an extended time for ChatGPT Go at no Cost.

- For Free Users follow this..
✅ Steps:
1. Open ChatGPT on the web or just upgrade your ChatGPT App.
2. Click “Upgrade for FREE” or "Try Go" in the above of the App.
3. Select “Upgrade to Go” (at ₹0).
4. Verify with an OTP sent to your mobile.
5. Add card/UPI details (₹2 charge refundable) to activate.
6. Make sure to disable Auto Pay before the trial period ends.

See the Ref Screenshots

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🚨 URGENT SECURITY ADVISORY

SUBJECT: Malicious Persistence and Covert Networking in Magisk Module "Play Integrity Pr**ium -v19.9"

DEV OF CONCERN: f***h7

ACTION REQUIRED: IMMEDIATE UNINSTALLATION AND MANDATORY FACTORY RESET

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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A security alert's been sent out about the Magisk add-on "Play Integrity P*m -v19.9". Tests show it’s harmful, once loaded, a hidden component sticks around even after removal. Instead of shutting down, it quietly phones home to a remote attacker’s machine.

This hands over total power to the hacker. One sure way to get rid of it? Wipe the device clean using a factory reset.

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2. DETAILED ANALYSIS

The module uses various harmful methods, this is why experts often label it a risky spyware tool or even a rootkit

- CODE OBFUSCATION: The module’s scripts are purposely jumbled and concealed; this approach aims to keep users or security analysts from spotting its real, harmful actions.

- PERSISTENCE SETUP: This module drops a program into a main system folder (/system/bin/), one that’s separate from Magisk itself, so it sticks around even after uninstall. Because it's set to launch at startup with elevated access, it kicks in each time the device powers up - no extra steps needed.

- COVERT NETWORKING: A sneaky payload like this one's main job is phoning back to base. It works quietly behind the scenes, reaching out to a far-off server controlled by a hacker. From there, that hacker can steal info off your gadget, push fresh instructions to it, or rope your phone into a network of hijacked devices, all while you stay clueless.

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3. EVIDENCE

The data shown here came straight from the setup files of the module.

EVIDENCE A: Code Obfuscation

The script hides a payload through layered encoding along with reversed instructions, so checking it by hand won't work unless it's first cleaned up.

shell

eval "$(echo "long.encoded.string..." | rev | base64 -d)"

EVIDENCE B: Persistence Command

This command grabs the harmful code from the module’s temporary spot, then moves it to a fixed system folder while setting it to run. That's what lets the malware stick around even after removal attempts.

shell

ui_print "- Installing core service..."

cp -f $MODPATH/system/payload.sh into /system/bin/sysdaemon

chmod 755 /system/bin/sysdaemon

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4. POTENTIAL RISKS

A hacked gadget running deep malware lets the attacker:

- Snatch every bit of your info: login codes, bank stuff, personal chats, pictures.

Keep tabs on your moves by grabbing control of the camera~ also listens through the mic while tracking where you are right now.

- Keep track of what you type by saving each key pressed.

Unauthorized access to your device and malicious use.

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5. MANDATORY ACTION PLAN

If you once put in this module, your device’s already at risk - do exactly what's next without delay.

1. BACKUP ESSENTIAL FILES ONLY:

Right away, save your private stuff - like pictures or paperwork - to a separate gadget. Don’t make a complete copy of the whole system, since that could include infected parts.

2. PERFORM A FACTORY RESET:

This’s the single method that clears the system partition while making sure malware’s gone. Head into Settings, tap System, pick Reset options, then choose Erase all data - basically a factory reset.

3. CHANGE ALL YOUR PASSWORDS

(Banks, online profiles, stuff like that) Take it as given that someone’s already got every password)

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6. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF IN THE FUTURE

When code’s deliberately obscured, like being encrypted or jumbled, flag it as dangerous. Real devs show their work clearly. If something’s cloaked, it’s likely malicious; that’s the top warning sign.

- MAKE SURE IT'S SAFE WITH COMMUNITY CHECKS: When adding a fresh or unfamiliar module, hold off until reliable folks have looked it over; look up comments on solid boards such as XDA Developers or stick around till recognized group leads (for example, Cleverestech mods) break down what’s inside.

Please pass on this info to keep folks around safe.

There's nothing malicious in it I just verified it by myself by looking at the script as well.. as CIT also verified it...

I apologise for that, like without seeing the source I send it here (yigit or trygit dev) btw is a Keybox stealer XD read more here..

You shouldn't worry about that one module at least, but still beware before flashing any kind of modules..

Just cross check the source and the person whom to trust or not, because even Open Source Modules are malicious nowadays :)

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