I am new to Android. I've been looking for a way to remove a permission of other app. For example, I don't want an app to send SMS. Is it possible?
Thanx in advance.
Thanx for the replies.
Actually, I am in middle of coding where I want to restrict the manifest permission of other application.
Since, these kind of applications exist in market, then this is possible. Any more help or any reference would be so helpful.
thanx again.
You need to be rooted for that, and there are already programs on the market that allow you to do it, for example LBE Privacy Guard
NOTE: This program doesn't work with Android 'Jelly Bean' at the moment
Welcome to stackoverflow. As far as I know, what you want to do is not possible without rooting your phone.
This site is a Q&A-site for specific programming questions. A suggestion is that you try it out for yourself, and when you've stumbled upon a specific problem with your code you can ask a question here. That way you'll have a much easier time getting answers! Good luck!
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I am pretty much curious to know If there is any solution to detect whether the app is modified by the user or not? I am using flutter for development. Cause nowadays I can see people are trying to modify apk files according to their needs. So I am confused about the spike for reverse engineers. If you people can give me a good suggestion to detect the app is modified by that particular user.
I will be thankful if you give effort to find a better solution for this issue.
It's my first time here, and all I can say is that this forum/site is awesome, lots of knowledge sharing.
Quick question: Does anyone possibly know how to access Snapchat API? I'm trying to make an automation software which would promote my business, and I need to be able to set up a bot which would do stuff while I'm sleeping/away.
Any suggestions are fine! :)
Thanks in advance.
a quick google search results in the documentation, please clarify the question; do you need help making an XML request?
https://developers.snapchat.com/api/docs/
I want to create an app can help me control my Facebook addiction and waste time on my phone. So I want to create an android application start when I open an app like Facebook or Twitter , when I open Facebook, my app will start timing and tell me after a time that I setting in it. Can I do that, or should I run my app on the background. I'm new to android so I don't know where to find information or keyword to research.
Sorry for my bad English.
Hey there is no direct way of doing it, but you have to figure out the solution for that by running a service and accessing stats
refer this thread for detail
this thread
this particular latest answer on that
latest answer
you may have to figure out a solution for that and its possible, many apps are doing it.
upvoted your question, because i liked the question and idea. Please post back the best solution you implement, so that someone in the future might benefit of it and the i guess few of the solutions given are already outdated now.
Ok, here we go, I have to develop an application, which has to allow electricty and water bill payment, and naturally it's supposed to generate at the end of the transaction a receipt, I particullary need to know how to transfer data and determine what would be displayed on the reciept.
I'v gone through this forum and i've found out some StarIO android sdk, knowing that I have a weak english, and it's a bit hard for me to figure out what's going on in the starIO's documentation, i would like to know if StarIO's packages' are what I need for this application or I just misunderstood the objective behind it.
Thanks in advance.
Well, if you have to work with a Star printer, then yes, their SDK is the way to go. If not, though, we'd need a lot more details to answer your question fully.
I am wondering if there is a way to find out the specific type of cellular/mobile connection in iOS. I need to know whether the user is on 3G/EDGE/GPRS so that I can store this information. I have looked into using the Reachability package but this seems to only differentiate between Wifi/WWAN connections and I need to know the specifics of the WWAN connection. Also, if anybody knows how to do this in Android also it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris.
Apple iOS
Have a look at this question, it seems to be a duplicate...
And as I wrote in the comments, it seems that's not possible without using private API.
Android
Should be possible using ConnectivityManager.getActiveNetworkInfo(). By the way this and that question seem highly related.
EDIT: deleted my old post which didn't really answer the question :-/