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accelforce / DevOptsHide

Shows enabled developer options as disabled per app
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Not an issue but a lack of knowledge #2

Closed DeadneM closed 2 years ago

DeadneM commented 2 years ago

Hi I'm not sure what app to select in LSPosed to enable the module properly

kyori19 commented 2 years ago

Just select apps which is not usable while developer options enabled. There's no need to select system apps like Settings.

DeadneM commented 2 years ago

Mmm i see. That's a problem because when you check an app LSPosed or Edxposed xposed hook the app and the app can detect there's xposed framework. Best exemple i have is Snapchat. If i check Snapchat in LSPosed even i don't have any module doing something to Snapchat the app will say i use xposed.

Would it be possible to have a whole system hide? Like enable the android system in LSPosed will hide devoptions for all app that check it?

kyori19 commented 2 years ago

I think I can't do that because the only thing I can do is hook some method call (in this module, read access to the system property: is developer options enabled or not) and answer "No" instead of the Android system. I don't know a way to replace default behaviour of the Android system, but if that is possible, the Settings app will say "Developer options are disabled" so that is completely meaningless...

DeadneM commented 2 years ago

Yes that's a vicious circle then. Thanks for clarifying things out for me.