In what way?
In what way?
So you’re suggesting more “network” control. I like it.
I use NetGuard, but I don’t see any benefits from having root in it.
Hmm, interesting, I think the closest thing that I use now is TrackerControl.
I’m using my VPN “socket” with TrackerControl.
define your own custom firewall rules is very powerful
Yeah, and also easy to mess up connections so they no longer work properly. 😆
I redirect all DNS requests to my own DNS with a custom rule (for apps, like Termux, using hardcoded DNS lookups instead of what the phone is set to)
That seems cool. For now, I’m using Mullvad’s public DNS service. See their dns-blocklists.
I also know App Manager, and I’m using it and with root it with ease blocks any necessary trackers and other things. Have you tried it?
From the security standpoint, I think rooting is always against the security. That’s why DivestOS and GrapheneOS are against it, and it shouldn’t be tried. However, I was interested in Shizuku that also is some another hole to patch up when exploited.
KernelSU is unsafe
Is any root safe though?
lsposed manager
I don’t know what that is.
it hides root much better
To me, that’s the funniest thing. I come from Linux and I want to have - let’s say administrator (root) of my Android, which is also Linux as far I know. I know the Android is praised for its security, but come on, I wish to have control over my system as a working System Admin. That’s the main purpose of my set-up. How come, any app can just check whether I have root or not? That’s some bullshit.
Google Play and their services are so tightly integrated with Android, no wonder GrapheneOS did their sandbox… However, I thought of doing the same with microG.
Let’s see how apps will adapt it.
Any guidance on this?
No, I have never heard of it. Thanks!
I don’t even know what Kernelsu is. Magisk is already applied to the phone, never thought there are alternatives.
The opposite of the OpenAI.
Looks great, thanks!
Yeah I tried it with Windows too.
with ext4 or btrfs?
R-Linux seems nice but I don’t see any mention about BTRFS…
Yeah but backup is the most optimistic scenario. I’m looking for something that really bad happened and maybe the data wasn’t overwritten so I can find it and copy.
Those are for snapshots not like data crawing. More like a backup your data tool than you fucked up but maybe something is written so you can have it back.
Yeah I agree and understand. I guess btrfs is too young compared to exts file systems.
I tried it yesterday with SystemRescue, but nothing found that I wanted.
Yeah I btrfs-restore and btrfs-rescue. However do they work on not allocated drive but once was btrfs?
When you call yourself Dr Direspect only stupid wouldn’t believe that in some time it becomes your reality. It was unavoidable.