Question: Does SeLinux "Enforcing" can do this kind of things?
Because I have a SeLinux app installed on my phone so I thought maybe...
But I tried this by putting SeLinux "Permissive".
Some details:
OS: Oxygen OS 9.0.6
Update: Somehow this is resolved. But this should not have happened in the first place. I have been experiencing this quite a lot these days.
Question: Does SeLinux "Enforcing" can do this kind of things? Because I have a SeLinux app installed on my phone so I thought maybe... But I tried this by putting SeLinux "Permissive".
Some details: OS: Oxygen OS 9.0.6
Update: Somehow this is resolved. But this should not have happened in the first place. I have been experiencing this quite a lot these days.