The module is a great addition.
However, like in MyAndroidTools, I don't want to disable the whole application.
Some applications routinely enable / disable their components that are vital to their functioning, so I don't want those prevented.
However, the same applications also re-enable all sorts of "optional" components. For example, Google Play Services re-enables SMS monitoring receiver, wearable service...
We should be able, like in MyAndroidTools, to blacklist the components themselves, not the whole application. The hooked method receives the ComponentName, so it can be detected. Moreover, you can just check the log and long press to blacklist the components one by one (please display / add option to display the full package name, like MyAndroidTools).