Showing posts with label hide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hide. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 October 2015

Need help bypassing or hide a dialog box (app crash dialog)



Hi guys !
Today i'm having problem with my phone !
The com.android.phone has stopped showed up constantly, so the signal drop from time to time.:(
I find out that if i didn't press the ok button at the force close dialog, the signal never drop, therefore i would got a stable signal !
So, my question is : Can i hide it or close the dialog box without pressing ok ?
If it require root that's ok !
Thanks !:D



Friday, 9 October 2015

Adb Shell Pm Hide as much bloat and amazon as you can



I wanted to find out how much of Amazon can be stripped out from the Fire 7 without having root access. Bearing in mind that my Fire 7 is currently connected via OTG Ethernet and I have not joined Amazon and associated my device. Basically a standalone device only with OTA Update disabled via ADB Shell. Considering we do not have root yet available we are limited in options and please bear in mind that this example is for my own personal preference.

I now have a Fire 7 with the Amazon footprint removed as much as possible with the exception of services that cannot safely be hidden and the dreaded Fire Launcher. Everything else I have hidden via ADB Shell. Please see first screenshot of my stripped down Fire 7. Key essential services/programs for me such as Google Play, Google Calendar, Fire 7 Settings all work smoothly after I removed the others.

I do not need the following on the Fire 7 as I will either install my own program from Google Play or remove the service completely. The following have been hidden [Amazon Email client, Calender, Camera, Help Files, Silk Browser, Amazon Video, Amazon Music, Amazon WEather etc]

In the XDA Develpers Fire HD 6 & & Forum I came across a list of safe com.amazon processes that can be stopped on the Fire HD6 & 7 tablet. So I thought I would give them a go plus a few of my own attempts as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/fire...-list-t3009492

com.amazon.kindle.otter
com.amazon.kindle
com.audible.application.kindle
com.amazon.kindle.kso
com.amazon.tahoe
com.amazon.kindle.otter.oobe
com.amazon.client.metrics
com.amazon.device.backup
com.amazon.platform
com.amazon.photos
com.nuance.edr.androidservice.service
com.amazon.whisperlink.core.android
com.goodreads.kindle

I then proceeded to highlight specific services such as the Calendar, Email Client and other associated Amazon services that I do not require. I used XDA Developers and Google as a reference as to what is actually safe to hide, made a note of the actual system process name and then hid them via ADB Shell and went from there.








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Hide smartphone camera in audio jack



Have anyone did that? I want to move the front or back camera in the pinehole of the audio jack of a smartphone. I know i have to extend the camera connector, i dont know what is the easiest way to do that. And if there is anyone who is dissasembling a lot of smartphones and by any chances is trying to move one of the phones camera without extending the connector. Thank you !



Thursday, 8 October 2015

how to hide app icons?



I just got the note 5 use to have the S5. My question is on the S5 there was a way to hide icons so the apps icon couldn't be seen on the top right corner there were 3 little dots that you clicked on and selected hide apps the clicked on the apps you wanted to hide then done and now no one could see the app icons you hid. Is there a way or an app that will allow you to hide you app icons?



Tuesday, 6 October 2015

hide that the phone is NOT encrypted



i want to use use an app that requires an encrypted phone. the reason is OK but i would rather not encypt my phone.

is there something like root cloak or no device check that will make a specific app think the phone IS incrypted.