lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #1 There is some code that allows you to lock the uninstall an application?
lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #3 I have noticed that there are some pre-installed app that does not allow me to remove them. So I think there might be a way, or I'm wrong? Upvote 0
I have noticed that there are some pre-installed app that does not allow me to remove them. So I think there might be a way, or I'm wrong?
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #4 The preinstalled apps are part of the android system. Or part of the phone-provider you are using. it that case they are custom-roms. Even the original from google is a custom one... The decide some apps not being deinstalled... there are restrictions about this apps or something. I dont know a way to set an own app on this "security-list" or whereever this may defined. Upvote 0
The preinstalled apps are part of the android system. Or part of the phone-provider you are using. it that case they are custom-roms. Even the original from google is a custom one... The decide some apps not being deinstalled... there are restrictions about this apps or something. I dont know a way to set an own app on this "security-list" or whereever this may defined.
GMan Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #5 You have to have root permissios to install an APP to a Rom. Upvote 0
lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #6 @DonManfred thanks for the explanation @Erel, @klaus you know any way I can do for me? Upvote 0
lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #7 @GMan, right! I had not thought. I can get root access via code? Upvote 0
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #8 Hopefully you can not! It would be a massive securitybreach if that is possible Upvote 0
lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #9 Security issues are both positive and negative, depending on how they look and if the intentions of the developer. Upvote 0
Security issues are both positive and negative, depending on how they look and if the intentions of the developer.
GMan Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 22, 2014 #10 I can get root access via code? Click to expand... You (may) can - its not as difficult as it sounds: 1. set the depending system directories to R/W instead of R/O 2. copy and install SU (SuperUser) to the system 3. execute SU and set the rights for it to root 4. allow SU to manage the root accessment 5. copy and install YOUR app to the system 6. remount the depending directories from R/W back to R/O As you see, really simple P.S.: i forgot: for each OS the SU differs Upvote 0
I can get root access via code? Click to expand... You (may) can - its not as difficult as it sounds: 1. set the depending system directories to R/W instead of R/O 2. copy and install SU (SuperUser) to the system 3. execute SU and set the rights for it to root 4. allow SU to manage the root accessment 5. copy and install YOUR app to the system 6. remount the depending directories from R/W back to R/O As you see, really simple P.S.: i forgot: for each OS the SU differs
