[APP][Root][4.2+]SELinuxModeChanger v10.0 :: [24.07.2017]

[THEHARI]

Thanks for the help, but I downgraded SuperSU to 2.65 and still have the same problem.

Sent from my XT1575 using Tapatalk

App's 3.2(latest) version working on both superSu v2.65 and v2.68(not on v2.72+)--checked on both

One need to flash superSu.zip through recovery

Installing superSu.apk won't help

 

[IamIrene]

App's 3.2(latest) version working on both superSu v2.65 and v2.68(not on v2.72+)--checked on both

One need to flash superSu.zip through recovery

Installing superSu.apk won't help

downgraded from supersu 2.74 to 2.65 still not working on Marshmallow

 

[THEHARI]

downgraded from supersu 2.74 to 2.65 still not working on Marshmallow

Tested on marshmallows
Did you downgrade via flashing supersu.zip?

 

[IamIrene]

Tested on marshmallows
Did you downgrade via flashing supersu.zip?

Hi, yes downgraded by flashing supersu zip file via recovery

 

[stefanbajer]

No luck for me. On H815, Omnirom M.

 

[31fahmi]

Is there any workaround for permissive mode without installing this application? I don't want to mess up with my application drawer

 

[woodman]

Is there any workaround for permissive mode without installing this application? I don't want to mess up with my application drawer

You can set the SELinux to Permissive temporarily by running the 2 commands below in Terminal emulator:

su
setenforce 0

But if you do this above, SELinux status will be back to default value after a phone reboot. So, if you want to keep permissive SELinux after each phone reboot, you'll need to add a script (/etc/init.d) and for this, you need busybox & init.d support. Please use XDA search to find the appropriate threads about this.

BTW, if SELinuxModeChanger app works on your phone and is useful for you, I don't see the point not using it (besides your weird comment "don't want to mess up with my application drawer") ...

 

[bradwatson]

You can set the SELinux to Permissive temporarily by running the 2 commands below in Terminal emulator:

su
setenforce 0

But if you do this above, SELinux status will be back to default value after a phone reboot. So, if you want to keep permissive SELinux after each phone reboot, you'll need to add a script (/etc/init.d) and for this, you need busybox & init.d support. Please use XDA search to find the appropriate threads about this.

BTW, if SELinuxModeChanger app works on your phone and is useful for you, I don't see the point not using it (besides your weird comment "don't want to mess up with my application drawer") ...

So if that's all the app is doing we could basically have a macro run after boot to execute these commands?

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[Briegl]

So if that's all the app is doing we could basically have a macro run after boot to execute these commands?

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For me the app doens't work correctly, I have to set the permissive mode at boot. I did it with int.d

 

[bradwatson]

For me the app doens't work correctly, I have to set the permissive mode at boot. I did it with int.d

Ah smart. Sometimes I forget that this is basically a linux device. I'm going to set that up on my Shield TV.

 

[MegaSU]

Core Prime

Does not work on coreprimeltevexx 5.1.1

 

[SUPERUSER]

is there something I can do to get rid of the Dangerous App notification ?

on an AT&T LG G4 H810 10o

You should activate to block the Notifaction Message for the Google Play Service/Store? App and after enable the Notification Message again.
The Message should for a few days away

I've been using this app for a while now on several devices including my Z2 (D6503) which had it installed for over 6 months. Then a few days ago I got this pop-up.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

I want to share how I get rid of the Google Play Store warning.
You simply remove the link to Play Store to know you have the app installed.

The .apk is rebuilt with Lucky Patcher. The file can be downloaded below in Attached files.

To rebuild apk file:

1. Look at the Tab bar at the bottom of the screen
2. Click: Rebuild & Install
3. "select apk file"
4. Rebuild
5. APK without License Verification
6. Deselect "auto mode"
7. Select "Remove dependencies"
8. Rebuild.

The rebuilt file can now be found in
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.android.vending.billing.InAppBillingService.LACK/files/LuckyPatcher/Modified/"your app"/"file".apk

You can apply this to any common .apk file. If for example your intention is to make the app a static version with no updates or Play Store warning.
Like ES File explorer older version before it became a malware app.
Or Swiftkey keyboard version before Microsoft took over the steering wheel.

 

[chaitut715]

This app is unable to gain root access when the devices is in system less root mode.


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[Schrotty35]

This app is unable to gain root access when the devices is in system less root mode.
View attachment 3776325

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Get the same screen on my LG G5.

 

[XZQ't]

This app is unable to gain root access when the devices is in system less root mode.
View attachment 3776325

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Me too, Nexus 6P

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[MiePx3]

Had the same problem. Try downloading the apk from f-droid or the one in post #392. Both work fine on my OP2 with systemless root!

 

[luciddreamin92]

Had the same problem. Try downloading the apk from f-droid or the one in post #392. Both work fine on my OP2 with systemless root!

Dude ty so much for this, tried the apk from post #392 like you said and now able to set SELinux to Permissive on my Nexus 6P.

 

[Ice_machinE]

I want to share how I get rid of the Google Play Store warning.
You simply remove the link to Play Store to know you have the app installed.

The .apk is rebuilt with Lucky Patcher. The file can be downloaded below in Attached files.

To rebuild apk file:

1. Look at the Tab bar at the bottom of the screen
2. Click: Rebuild & Install
3. "select apk file"
4. Rebuild
5. APK without License Verification
6. Deselect "auto mode"
7. Select "Remove dependencies"
8. Rebuild.

The rebuilt file can now be found in
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.android.vending.billing.InAppBillingService.LACK/files/LuckyPatcher/Modified/"your app"/"file".apk

You can apply this to any common .apk file. If for example your intention is to make the app a static version with no updates or Play Store warning.
Like ES File explorer older version before it became a malware app.
Or Swiftkey keyboard version before Microsoft took over the steering wheel.

Thanks, this APK version worked on my OnePlus 3.

 

[MattheewHun]

Doesn't works on CloudyG2 3.3. :/ It says i dont have SELinux or its disabled. What should i do?
Thanks in advance!

 

[Icetea]

I tried to use it on my Honor 7 with root and SuperSu 2.74. After rebooting, the selinux status is "enforcing"
I’m able to change it to "permissive", but after the next reboot it is gone!