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I need to bypass device identification by an app.
I have tried the following method to bypass but did not work:
Using VPN
Clear app data
Reinstall app from playstore
Reinstall from downloaded apk file
Change device id (my device is rooted)
Change google account associated in the device
Insert different SIM Card
What data reference in the device that an app used?
Short answer - only a factory reset will clear those identifiers.
Depends on the android version you are using and considering that everything you mentioned above didn't work, The app is probably using an Android Id or a combination of custom GUID'S.
If it's below android 10, even a factory reset won't necessarily help since it might be using the device IMEI for identification.
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What's the best device to use (Chromebit, chromecast , android computer,...) to display a website on a tv-screen?
So that we only need to start-up (every morning) the tv and the tv automatically goes to a certain website.
I wanted to use a chromecast but I'm not sure you can go to a website without your computer or smartphone connected to it.
You can program a Raspberry Pie. That will do the job and a lot more.
And like Ashish said, Chrome cast casts a screen on your TV. You can have the site opened in your phone/laptop and it can be casted to your TV. But you would need to open the site in your phone in the first place. But, if you are comfortable with programming, you can get a Raspberry Pie and program it to do whatever you wanna do.
Check it [here] (https://www.raspberrypi.org/)!
chromecast is a device which just cast your another devices screen so you should go for a andriod lcd,led whatever yoy like
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This morning I came back to my computer with this alert, see the image (the lower window is the properties of one of the entries above):
How do I investigate this? Can i use the hash presented to see if it is a false positive? Has anyone else encountered this?
Worth noting could be that I havn't changed anything about the android frameworks recently.
Google AdMobs is flagged as a security risk by Symantec because:
This advertisement library may perform the following actions:
Display advertisements in the host application
Send device location (such as
GPS coordinates, cell tower location) to a remote location
For some reason Google Play Services was installed on my machine even though Android Studio SDK Manager did not list it as installed:
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I want to know on what conditions a device UUID changes? I heard it changes on factory resets and android upgrades, but I have not found any proof or documented sources.
Thanks,
Read here the Documentation
A 64-bit number (as a hex string) that is randomly generated when the user first sets up the device and should remain constant for the lifetime of the user's device. The value may change if a factory reset is performed on the device.
About UUID behaviour on Android update there isn't much documentation online, but you can check This answer
In some rare circumstances, this ID may change. In particular, if the device is factory reset a new device ID
may be generated. In addition, if a user upgrades their phone from certain buggy implementations of Android 2.2
to a newer, non-buggy version of Android, the device ID may change. Or, if a user uninstalls your app on
a device that has neither a proper Android ID nor a Device ID, this ID may change on reinstallation.
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My friend has a phone with Android 4.2.1 and it has "Preferred Installation Location" option under Settings->Storage which allows to set default installation location for applications as SD Card and in another friends phone with Android 4.2.2 is missing that!! What is the scene there?? has any body come across this?
Internal and external storage share a partition on many Android 3.0+ devices, meaning that installing the app to external storage is no longer necessary.
Moreover, I do not recall a global "Preferred Installation Location" option being available in any version of stock Android. My guess is that this option is unique to certain devices, or perhaps certain ROM mods.
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In android, is it possible to limit the the number of the devices that are connected to the phone via tethering?
The limit by the OS is 10 , is there a way we can reduce this value through an app ??
Or is there a way to restrict the bandwidth of the tethered connections?
thanks in advance
No and no, respectively. A custom build of the OS, installed via a modded ROM, presumably can do this.
Yes, you can by using third party Apps like WiFi Tether for Root Users. This apps will allow you to select which devices can use your mobile-data connection.