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I want to know how to detect a rooting in a Android App.
This has been answered before, but here it goes:
I had this issue some time ago, and there does not seem to be one failsafe method to do this. For most scenarios however, you could check several characteristics that might point to a device being rooted, but again, this is not guaranteed to work every time.
Check out this previous answer regarding the issue, and remember; do not just copy and paste. Build an understanding of the code, so that you may learn something in the process.
Next time, try to do some more research before asking questions, Stack Overflow is filled to the brim with great questions and answers. Good luck with your app!
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I want to create an application like "King Root" that root the android device by one click.
Is there a library or code for this?
How can I do this?
This is not a thing you can just do and if you could, it would mean that android would have a HUGE security breach, since with root access strangers could have unwanted access over the whole device, including banking information etc.
By the way: KingRoot does not work
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Hey guys I'm just a student styding computer programming and i would like to learn how to make an app, I just learn c and java but i'm newbie and i wonder if java applications work on android etc, I did some research but I'm still confused also I couldn't find a proper tutorial just to learn the basics.
I would appreciate if someone could help me a bit just to understand how things work but if you think that this is a dumb question,forgive me but I need some guide.
Sorry if I wasted your time and for my spelling!!!
you can learn from here http://developer.android.com/index.html but i don't understand the question "java applications work on android" i am not sure what you mean
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My Application works all good but for some users a functionality isn't working. How to look after this, when the application is working fine for me and most of the users and not for some. How to debug it?
You could use a bug tracking tool. I am using this one, it's really easy to use: splunk mink but there are also others like instabug, appsee or others.
The deal with such tracking tools is that you get live data from the app usage, errors, crashes and other useful information you can use to improve your app.
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Is there any method or way to check that user is writing text whether in whatsapp, or messaging, or any edit text.
No, not supported by Android. It might be possible if you go on a lower level using NDK, but the short answer is, there is no easy way.
The basis of this answer is how Java works, each application runs in a virtual environment and thus they can not interact with each other directly.
If you really want to achieve this (However there will probably be limited usage, such as only rooted devices) I would suggest to start search the web with keylogger android as keywords.
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One of my apps is being reported by avast as Potentially unwanted program. It is marked by avast! both as Android:Agent-GE and Android:AndrAgent-R...
Can anyone tell me some more info about this, so I can locate what exactly is considered a virus in this app.
This is a very simple app, so I have no idea what might have caused this...
Is there a possibility that the computer that built the APK was infected and that it injected some trojan in the application?
I have reported this as false positive and also contacted avast via their forum. But I guess it wont hurt to post here as well, maybe someone have/had a similar problem.