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OpenPDroid für CyanogenMod 10.1
Wichtig!
- Dieser Patch ist NUR mit CyanogenMod 10.1 kompatibel.
- Das flashen sowie die Nutzung dieses Patches erfolgt auf eigene Gefahr.
- Nur den zur Nightly passenden Patch verwenden
Bekannte Bugs von OpenPDroid
Requests for tower location are always blocked (ETA unknown)
Device lags when GPS is active (ETA: next release; experimental fix in 'devel' branch of 4.2.1-based ROMs: same fix as the below camera lag issue)
Camera lags when OpenPDroid is installed (ETA: next release; experimental fix in 'devel' branch of 4.2.1-based ROMs)
Device lags when GPS is active (ETA: next release; experimental fix in 'devel' branch of 4.2.1-based ROMs: same fix as the below camera lag issue)
Camera lags when OpenPDroid is installed (ETA: next release; experimental fix in 'devel' branch of 4.2.1-based ROMs)
Was ist OpenPDroid?
Mit OpenPDroid (Open Source Privacy Droid) kann man allen Apps (User- und Systemapps) die Rechte entziehen. OpenPDroid wird in das Android Framework integriert und belastet dadurch nicht durch einen separaten Hintergrundprozess den Akku wie es z.B. LBE privacy Guard macht.
Oft kommt es vor dass bestimmte Apps Rechte haben die sie nicht benötigen oder die Privatsphäre des Nutzers gefährden. So kann man z.B. App XY verbieten den Standort zu ermitteln.
Welche Rechte lassen sich mit OpenPDroid entziehen?
Data access:
Device ID (IMEI/MEID/ESN)
Phone/voicemail number
Sim Card Serial (ICCID)
Subscriber ID (IMSI)
Source number of incoming calls
Destination number of outgoing calls
Network location
GPS location
Authentication credentials
List of accounts, including identifiers (e.g. gmail e-mail address)
Contact list and details
Call log
Calendar
Read and send SMS
Read and send MMS
Record audio (not phone calls)
Camera
Browser bookmarks and history
System logs
Wifi Info, such as current access point, IP address
Network information (detailed network information such as connection state, IP address, etc)
Android ID (a unique installation ID for your Android installation)
SIM information (your phone operator and country)
Restrict access to iptables command
ICC Access (reading or writing SMS on the SIM or R-UIM)
Actions:
Make phone calls
Start on Boot (or more accurately, get notified when the boot is complete)
Switch Wifi State (turn wifi on and off, change access points)
Switch network state (turn off or on mobile data)
Other
Force online state (always tell the app that the device is online: only needed if denying Wifi info and/or Network info)
Device ID (IMEI/MEID/ESN)
Phone/voicemail number
Sim Card Serial (ICCID)
Subscriber ID (IMSI)
Source number of incoming calls
Destination number of outgoing calls
Network location
GPS location
Authentication credentials
List of accounts, including identifiers (e.g. gmail e-mail address)
Contact list and details
Call log
Calendar
Read and send SMS
Read and send MMS
Record audio (not phone calls)
Camera
Browser bookmarks and history
System logs
Wifi Info, such as current access point, IP address
Network information (detailed network information such as connection state, IP address, etc)
Android ID (a unique installation ID for your Android installation)
SIM information (your phone operator and country)
Restrict access to iptables command
ICC Access (reading or writing SMS on the SIM or R-UIM)
Actions:
Make phone calls
Start on Boot (or more accurately, get notified when the boot is complete)
Switch Wifi State (turn wifi on and off, change access points)
Switch network state (turn off or on mobile data)
Other
Force online state (always tell the app that the device is online: only needed if denying Wifi info and/or Network info)
Woher bekommt man die App?
Ich empfehle den PDroid Manager, auch im Play Store erhältlich!
Wie wird der Patch geflasht?
1. Die Patch und die Restore zip auf das Nexus 4 kopieren (oder direkt darauf herunterladen)
2. In Recovery starten
3. "install zip from sdcard"
4. "choose zip from sdcard"
5. Zum patch File (update-cm-mako-2013xxxx-openpdroid.zip) navigieren und dieses auswählen
6. "Yes - install..."
7. System neu starten
8. Den PDroid Manager installieren falls noch nicht geschehen
Wie wird es wieder rückgängig gemacht?
1. Die Restore zip oder CyanogenMod flashen
2. PDroid Manager deinstallieren
Patch und Restore Dateien zum flashen über Recovery
cm-10.1-20130222-EXPERIMENTAL-mako-M2
Patch MD5: b765289f3b926dda84ee0dfd1a5f9dd8
Restore MD5: 386692151694242f9d73c9bd2d90c242
cm-10.1-20130222-NIGHTLY-mako
Patch MD5: 051f5ba75d5c0d21062e5d04bb4578af
Restore MD5: 8cd630b406845e8461665bc3ca85c82c
cm-10.1-20130217-NIGHTLY-mako
Patch MD5: 8584cbb6e32763208e988b788f47c6f3
Restore MD5: b4531962bbd3e93f1b906d56864c9b1c
Alternativ können auch die Patches von LordXeth verwendet werden: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/racw6zjp2qlek33/k8t60InOS5
Patch MD5: b765289f3b926dda84ee0dfd1a5f9dd8
Restore MD5: 386692151694242f9d73c9bd2d90c242
cm-10.1-20130222-NIGHTLY-mako
Patch MD5: 051f5ba75d5c0d21062e5d04bb4578af
Restore MD5: 8cd630b406845e8461665bc3ca85c82c
cm-10.1-20130217-NIGHTLY-mako
Patch MD5: 8584cbb6e32763208e988b788f47c6f3
Restore MD5: b4531962bbd3e93f1b906d56864c9b1c
Alternativ können auch die Patches von LordXeth verwendet werden: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/racw6zjp2qlek33/k8t60InOS5
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