[CLOSED][APP][XPOSED][6.0+] XPrivacyLua - Android privacy manager [UNSUPPORTED]

[bush911]

Try disabling, rebooting, then enabling the Xprivacy in lsposed, then reboot again and see if it starts working.

Thank you for your patience and kindness. Tried and ended up with no luck.
For now I have to live with this

 

[VD171]

Ok, now I know where you are coming from.

Yes, I agree with the caching. However, even when I enable Location on my device, it will still take 2-3 minutes before the app will "see" *any* GPS coordinates (even the fake one) because it seems the device first needs to lock into the satellites. So this is giving me the impression that the way apps get gps coordinates is via a system broadcast intent from android (after it locks into the satellites), and then XPLUA can intercept that broadcast and substitute the real coordinates with the fake ones so the app will only get the fake ones.

And yes, this delay wouldn't happen if I kept location on all the time because it would always be "locked in" after the initial lock. But for privacy/security reasons, I only turn on the location for this app, then turn it back off then I am done using it. So, I just looking for a solution so I don't have to wait the 2-3 minutes before the app fully works correctly.

So, my main goal is to get the app to see the "fake" coordinates immediately and not wait the 2-3 minutes for the device to lock into the satellites.

But, if my theory is correct (that apps receive gps coordinates via a broadcast intent only *after* the device locks in), then that means I must somehow generate my own broadcast intent, so that the app doesn't have to wait the 2-3 minutes for android to generate it.

But it doesn't seem that XPLUA can do a broadcast intent.

Just block location totally for all other apps using XPrivacyLua.
Did you already try FakeGPS ?
You can spoof simulated location detection using XPrivacyLua too.

 

[EngineerMind]

Just block location totally for all other apps using XPrivacyLua.
Did you already try FakeGPS ?
You can spoof simulated location detection using XPrivacyLua too.

I am very hesitant in trying to block all "other apps", because I once had a bad experience trying to block some system apps (using the original Xprivacya while back) and it boot-looped by device. I know that XPLUA is safer, but I still don't feel comfortable in keeping location on 24/7.

I think the solution (to eliminate the delay) might be to get my device to lock into a position quicker than 2-3 minutes. I'm looking into aGPS which seems like it will help speed-up GPS lock on devices.

Thanks for your help.

 

[Amd4life]

Restrictions don't work as expected. Before upgrading to Android 13, there are many restrictions logs available on xprivacylua pro app.
Now no log appears.
Sorry for my English

Try LSPosed-v1.8.3-6597-zygisk-release

My loga seem to be present of A13 stable. Good luck

 

[bush911]

Try LSPosed-v1.8.3-6597-zygisk-release

My loga seem to be present of A13 stable. Good luck

I have tried LSPosed-v1.8.3-6597-zygisk-release as well as several previous builds, which all don't work with Xprivacylua as expected.
Thank you for the information, I am probably going to roll back to Android 12.

By the way what do you mean by 'loga'? You have Xprivacylua works with you on Android 13?

 

[Amd4life]

I have tried LSPosed-v1.8.3-6597-zygisk-release as well as several previous builds, which all don't work with Xprivacylua as expected.
Thank you for the information, I am probably going to roll back to Android 12.

By the way what do you mean by 'loga'? You have Xprivacylua works with you on Android 13?

I meant logs. Sorry about that. What device are you using? Are you on a Pixel running A13?

 

[bush911]

I meant logs. Sorry about that. What device are you using? Are you on a Pixel running A13?

Pixel 6 at Android 13, both Xprivacylua and Xprivacylua pro launch well, but nothing have been restricted

 

[bush911]

@M66B could you please check my Lsposed logs?

 

[VD171]

@M66B could you please check my Lsposed logs?

08-18 08:15:54.319  8775  8775 E AndroidRuntime: Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge

 

[bush911]

08-18 08:15:54.319  8775  8775 E AndroidRuntime: Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge

Thank you for the comment. I have no idea about what I am supposed to do to solve the problem

 

[CarlosBRX]

Hi folks. I don't understand much about Lua and how to write scripts.

The ro.boot.serial and ro.serialno are not being changed.

Do I need to modify anything to make it work?

If I'm not wrong, it should stay "unknown".

Can someone help me solve this?

Thanks in advance.

 

[VD171]

Hi folks. I don't understand much about Lua and how to write scripts.

The ro.boot.serial and ro.serialno are not being changed.

Do I need to modify anything to make it work?

If I'm not wrong, it should stay "unknown".

Can someone help me solve this?

Thanks in advance.

Instead of SystemProperties.get, you can get system properties using getprop command too.
You should hook getprop too.

 

[CarlosBRX]

Instead of SystemProperties.get, you can get system properties using getprop command too.
You should hook getprop too.

Could you give an example of how I put this into the script? Please

 

[VD171]

Could you give an example of how I put this into the script? Please

@Fif_ has a collection for hooking shell commands.
See "Use.Shell" hooks by Fif_ in XPrivacyLua repository:

XPrivacyLua repo

lua.xprivacy.eu

 

[anjarys]

Hi, im on android 9, cygisk latest. I cant flash the riru-edxposed from within cygisk.

Is there any solution?

 

[bush911]

Hi, im on android 9, cygisk latest. I cant flash the riru-edxposed from within cygisk.

Is there any solution?

Try Lsposed instead

 

[bush911]

Has anyone managed to use Xprivacylua on Android 13?

 

[VD171]

Hi, im on android 9, cygisk latest. I cant flash the riru-edxposed from within cygisk.

Is there any solution?

Cygisk is a modded closed source of Magisk.
Certainly, you are on risk using it.

 

[anjarys]

Cygisk is a modded closed source of Magisk.
Certainly, you are on risk using it.

I thought cygisk is on github. The code is open to everyone. Besidea, the dev is well known for his previous project on bitgapps.

Try Lsposed instead

Tried lsposed at first but then it fails. Says wrong framework or something (older android version should use edxposed).

 

[maxafe]

{
      "builtin": false,
      "collection": "Privacy",
      "group": "Use.Tracking",
      "name": "DeviceIntegrityCheck\/checkIntegrity",
      "author": "B!",
      "version": 0,
      "description": "Skip asitplus device integrity check",
      "className": "at.asitplus.utils.deviceintegrity.DeviceIntegrityCheck",
      "methodName": "checkIntegrity",
      "parameterTypes": [],
      "returnType": "void",
      "minSdk": 1,
      "maxSdk": 999,
      "minApk": 0,
      "maxApk": 2147483647,
      "enabled": true,
      "optional": false,
      "usage": true,
      "notify": false,
      "luaScript": "function before(hook, param)\n  param:setResult(nil)\n  return true\nend\n"
    }

I use this script from B!GBOY to bypass the integrity check ("The device is checked for signs of root access or whether the bootloader has been unlocked.") of the "Digitales Amt" app. It also worked wonderfully under Android 13, but now the app has been updated to 2.2.0 and it no longer works. Firstly, how can I tell if it was really due to the update and secondly, is there any way to adapt the script? Or is it Android 13? Thank you.

PS: The banking app, which is very sensitive to root, still runs without problems.

Digitales Amt – Apps bei Google Play

Verwaltung dort, wo ich bin.

play.google.com