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How to hack the airplane mode on the phone?

Imagine the following situation:

there are 2 people who possess in their phones an application to send SOS, that is, to warn the other person that you are in danger.

The application has all the permissions of the operating system, so it has no limitations.

If one of them activates airplane mode, is there any way to make them receive the SOS notification/message/call?



Then violate airplane mode and only allow messages/calls to be received for the SOS app?

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Is there anything I can do to an old Android phone to make it a bad grab for thieves?

I'm going to an event around New Year's, and lately where I live, leaving a concert or big event is becoming this gauntlet of thieves just mobbing people and grabbing anything they can. So going with a burner phone, bit of cash, and a dummy wallet.

The burner is an HTC U11 and prepaid sim. Just Uber and maybe a couple other apps installed to get photos off the phone before attempting to leave.

But is there anything I can do to this phone to make it an unholy pain for the thieves? At the very least I imagine they'll try a factory reset immediately, but might leave that until the next morning. It's not like the police would do anything even if I brought them video, photos, a full name and address of the thief.

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