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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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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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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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There is no file explorer that comes with the Nexus 5, and when I try to copy the APK into the downloads folder I do not see it on the Nexus 5 UI.
Send it to the email address associated with that device, as an attachment. You will be able to open the attachment and install the apk.
Developer mode doesn't need to be on, but you may need to enable installing from non-trusted sources.
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On a tablet, is it possible to install Linux on an SD card, and let it boot from it without the need to partition the internal memory and without touching Android?
For a native boot, out of the box, no. Android tablets generally have a locked bootloader and there would likely be driver issues. However, it has been done. For this to be done, however, you need to do quite a bit to the tablet.
I recommend you research which distribution of linux you want running on a tablet, then look for guides (such as on xda-developers.com), then buy the corresponding tablet.
You can emulate linux on your android phone. Take a look at this app:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.linuxonandroid&hl=en
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I need the APK file which downloaded during app installation from google play. I am unable to find it in the download folder. Is it possible to get it from download?
Not really. If you've downloaded it from the Android store, it will definitely not show you the apk. This is so people can't just send the apk of a paid app to oneanother.
Try with utility apps like "rom toolbox" for example, you can make backup apps in your phone in apk, there's a lot of apps that can do it anyway, but most probably you'll need root access.
try with Airdroid, awesome... you can transfer any data from your phone to computer and inverse through your wi-fi conection, i love it! ;-)