XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
Requirements: Android 4.0 , frames Xposed
Preview : XPrivacy can prevent applications (including associated information services and content providers ) leakage of sensitive data privacy
XPrivacy may restrict the categories of data . application can access. This is accomplished by feeding an application with or without false data . There are several categories of data may be limited , e.g. contact or location . For example, if you restrict access to contacts for an application, it will result in sending an empty list of contact to the application when it requests access to your contacts. Similarly , the restriction of access to the location of an application will result in a random place or assembly being sent to the application .
XPrivacy not revoke (ie - block) permissions an application , which means that most applications will continue to function as before and will not force the closure . There are two exceptions to this rule , access to the Internet and external storage ( typically an SD card ) is limited by the prohibition ( revocation of authorizations ) . There is no other way to do this because these permissions are managed by Android in a special way. Android delegates handling of the authorization of the thesis of a system / network underlying Linux files.
Restriction If a category of data for an application causes problems for the application, it is possible to allow access to the data category again to solve the problem.
By default, all newly installed applications will not have access to all kinds of data at all , to prevent a new application of leakage of sensitive data immediately after installation. Shortle after installing a new application, ask XPrivacy categories of data that you want the new application to access . XPrivacy comes with a browser application, which allows you to quickly enable or disable application access to a particular category of data (ie - to view and control all access to the camera, for example). It is also possible to modify all types of data for an application.
To help you identify potential data leaks , XPrivacy monitor attempts by all applications that access sensitive data. XPrivacy displays a yellow triangle icon when the data of a class of data was used. XPrivacy also appears if an application has access to the Internet, indicating that the application poses a risk to share data it gets with an external server. This is just a guideline, since an application can access the Internet through other applications. If an application Android permissions required to access the data in a data category , it will be displayed with a green tick icon , but it will be shown When looking at an individual application, since the audit permissions for all applications is quite slow. < Br />
XPrivacy is built using the framework Xposed . XPrivacy draws on a number of selected Android through Xposed framework functions. Depending on the function , XPrivacy jumps conditionally executing the original function (eg when an application attempts to set a proximity alarm ) or alters the result of the original function (eg to return the data calendar empty).
XPrivacy was tested with CyanogenMod 10 and 10.1 (Android 4.1 and 4.2) , and quite possibly work with all Android versions 4.1 or 4.2 variant , including shares ROM . Root access is required to install the framework Xposed . Due to a bug in the Xposed framework must XPrivacy Currently Xposed fixed bit , which is provided for download for both Android version 4.1 and 2.4
Version 1 October 25 BETA view
third state for categories not fully restricted (question )
automatically open and scroll to the application in the category view
Chinese translations updated
This app has no ads
More Info:
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Requirements: Android 4.0 , frames Xposed
Preview : XPrivacy can prevent applications (including associated information services and content providers ) leakage of sensitive data privacy
XPrivacy may restrict the categories of data . application can access. This is accomplished by feeding an application with or without false data . There are several categories of data may be limited , e.g. contact or location . For example, if you restrict access to contacts for an application, it will result in sending an empty list of contact to the application when it requests access to your contacts. Similarly , the restriction of access to the location of an application will result in a random place or assembly being sent to the application .
XPrivacy not revoke (ie - block) permissions an application , which means that most applications will continue to function as before and will not force the closure . There are two exceptions to this rule , access to the Internet and external storage ( typically an SD card ) is limited by the prohibition ( revocation of authorizations ) . There is no other way to do this because these permissions are managed by Android in a special way. Android delegates handling of the authorization of the thesis of a system / network underlying Linux files.
Restriction If a category of data for an application causes problems for the application, it is possible to allow access to the data category again to solve the problem.
By default, all newly installed applications will not have access to all kinds of data at all , to prevent a new application of leakage of sensitive data immediately after installation. Shortle after installing a new application, ask XPrivacy categories of data that you want the new application to access . XPrivacy comes with a browser application, which allows you to quickly enable or disable application access to a particular category of data (ie - to view and control all access to the camera, for example). It is also possible to modify all types of data for an application.
To help you identify potential data leaks , XPrivacy monitor attempts by all applications that access sensitive data. XPrivacy displays a yellow triangle icon when the data of a class of data was used. XPrivacy also appears if an application has access to the Internet, indicating that the application poses a risk to share data it gets with an external server. This is just a guideline, since an application can access the Internet through other applications. If an application Android permissions required to access the data in a data category , it will be displayed with a green tick icon , but it will be shown When looking at an individual application, since the audit permissions for all applications is quite slow. < Br />
XPrivacy is built using the framework Xposed . XPrivacy draws on a number of selected Android through Xposed framework functions. Depending on the function , XPrivacy jumps conditionally executing the original function (eg when an application attempts to set a proximity alarm ) or alters the result of the original function (eg to return the data calendar empty).
XPrivacy was tested with CyanogenMod 10 and 10.1 (Android 4.1 and 4.2) , and quite possibly work with all Android versions 4.1 or 4.2 variant , including shares ROM . Root access is required to install the framework Xposed . Due to a bug in the Xposed framework must XPrivacy Currently Xposed fixed bit , which is provided for download for both Android version 4.1 and 2.4
Version 1 October 25 BETA view
third state for categories not fully restricted (question )
automatically open and scroll to the application in the category view
Chinese translations updated
This app has no ads
More Info:
Code :
code < class = ' bbcode_code '> https://play . ? google.com / store / apps / details biz.bokhorst.xprivacy id =
Download Instructions :
http://www.kingfiles.net/o1ybhkdxpjc...cy_1.10.25.apk
Mirror :
http://www.tusfiles.net/9ukio6arho63
http:// ******* / ZoLY9
http://adf.ly/ZqMU1
XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
Posted by Heruli Sidik on Thursday, November 23, 2013 - Note : 4.5
Title : XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
description : XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25 Requirements: Android 4.0 Xposed framework Overview: XPrivacy can prevent applications (incl. tray associated ...
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XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
XPrivacy Pro v1.10.25
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