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hojatsajadinia / AndRoPass

Tool to check the strength of Android root and emulator detection
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WR & WOR #7

Closed Assia55 closed 3 months ago

Assia55 commented 4 months ago

I'm curious about the difference between the two output APK files. One is labeled 'WR' and the other 'WOR'. Could you explain what sets them apart

6fingerfist commented 4 months ago

With Resources/Without Resources

Assia55 commented 4 months ago

Which one do you recommend to use ? ( WR or WOR )

6fingerfist commented 4 months ago

Well if you have the resources for your phone go with wr and if you don't go wor.

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Assia55 commented 4 months ago

@6fingerfist what mean resources ? can u explain more , pLease :D

hojatsajadinia commented 3 months ago

Hi @6fingerfist and @Assia55,

Thank you for using AndRoPass! 😊

When decompiling an Android application, you need to handle two components: the source code (Java files) and the resources (images, XML files, etc.). Occasionally, decompiling and recompiling an application with the resources can result in runtime errors.

If you encounter issues with one version of AndRoPass's output (WR or WOR), you can try the other version. The outputs are identical except in how they handle resource decompilation, and there are no additional recommendations or differences between them.

Feel free to ask any questions if you need further assistance!