yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] Quinny899:
This app was leaked from the new Galaxy Note 10.1 at IFA by German Android blog androidnext.de

It is not really for phones, and is not backwards compatible as there's multiple versions on Google Play, so presumably this will be one specifically for tablets​

Screenshots:

(Nexus 7 2013)

German Screenshots on the androidnext blog post

Note: Decreasing the DPI using PA's hybrid settings or the App Settings Xposed Module might make it look nicer on smaller tablets

Download:

Original Download link

Dev-host mirror
[Android General] Trooper Thorn:
My Twitter updated on my Nexus 10 today and the tablet UI is gone. Why would they revert back to phone UI? Or is the tablet UI still not "official?"
[Android General] Quinny899:
It's still not official
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] dynastykai:
I went through all the reg and deleted all camera entires and you know what, it FIXED it. Now the SX66 has SOUND. I felt like the Mayor of New Orleans for alil bit when no one was giving us any help. But I got it fixed

Remove the entries under:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEDriversBuiltInCamera]

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEDriversBuiltInCameraDriver]

Attached is file that the master mamaich did for me. just download and run. power off wait 10 sec then soft reset

Thanks buzz, mamaich, and xda-developers.com
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] mistad:
Re: SX66 Sound now working

I'm going to give it a try... When you think about it, it kinda makes sense. Since the SX66 doesnt have a camera, some how the extra file conflicted with the sound. Maybe the Camera interfaces with the sound api for video recording.

I ll let you know if it works!!!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] dynastykai:
Delete These

Deleted the hklm\drivers\builtin\camera and cameradriver entries
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] rschell:
I removed entries below the the following Keys:

HKLM\Drivers\BuiltIn\camera and HKLM\Drivers\BuiltIn\CameraDriver

then rebooted.

I'm using the standard Wavedev.dll that came with WM2005.

XDA-Developers, rurda, Buzz, mamich are the greatest!!!!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] mistad:
WOOOOOHOOOOOO!!!!!!! I have sound! Great find!!!!!!!!!! Thx!

I removed the the entries under:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\Camera]

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\CameraDriver]

And rebooted. Just make sure you press the power button and wait a few sec. Then reboot. This will ensure your settings are applied.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Divine_Madcat:
Well, it certainly is an odd fix, but nice to see regardless. With sound back, I am definatly looking to try this out now. Wm2k5, here i come!

Thanks! 8)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] b130:
How do I access wm5 registry

Can anyone tell me how I can access wm5 registry please? thanks
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] KTamas:
Re: How do I access wm5 registry

Get TascalRegEdit or Resco Explorer.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] b130:
Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deckone:
Plz tell me which music player can play all kind lossless, tks (free cuz i cant buy anything in market- i dont have visa or master card :) (
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0rdNels0n:
Try this

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mrgreensoft.nrg.player&hl=en

there are a few in the play store that are free loss less is dependent on the file format of course
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul_59:
The app you linked is a 10 day free trial.

HTC Music player will play flag lossless as will Google play music.

I haven't tried with other lossless formats.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] arunal_123:
Sory for my dumb question.

Is this for HTC Desire Z??

Your post says that its for Desire HD.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
Yes it is the reeson it says desire hd is cos i copied and pasted that thread, the actual download supports all downloads. I own a dhd thats why
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] shak3800:
How much is the tam usage at first boot?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
Not sure, it is advisable to install/boot with a charger in, the 1st boot will use a lot of battery plus take time and a lot of ram, 2nd and onward is fine
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] arunal_123:
Thanks dude, will try it this evening on my Desire Z....

Looking forward with excitement.....
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
Click thenx

Sent from my secret lair.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] ahmedrzvi:
Hi first of all thanks for the ROM... i would like to inform you that its been 1 and half hour since I flashed the ROM on my desire Z it is till stuck on HTC log and nothing is happening is it normal? do i have to wait for some more time? please suggest... :good:
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
Wipe everything flash Rom wipe data flash smooth Rosie dhd google it for 1.05.401.4 sensation xl version flash a smooth one wipe data and flash kernel of ur choice then reboot

Sent from my secret lair.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] TRFFTR:
Mine doesn't boot too :(
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
try wat i said above
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Neo2SHYAlien:
I superwipe everything and I was stacked on HTC boot logo for more than 20 min, after that long waiting just restore my ROM backup. I use DZ s-off with 4ext recovery ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
Try flashing one of these

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21835474&postcount=571

from my secret lair.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] ahmedrzvi:
Nothing is happening dude same problem it ll stay on HTC logo we have to pull the battery later thanks
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] Dr. Globbyglob:
Try everything i said plus re download could be a bad download.
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] shadowmoses:
i also have the same problem with this rom not booting i tried redownloading, superwiped, and wiped everything except sdcard. everything that should be done before flashing a new rom, i did and still the rom isnt kicking doc. idk maybe try reuploading the rom?
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] The Android Manual:
just try a different kernel :p I suggest the one from Energy ROM ;)
[Blade General] gully666uk:
I'm hoping there will be some firmwares and unlocking for this phone.

http://theinformr.com/cell-phones/zte-blade-v/specs/

It cost me £81 with a topup great price for the specs you get.Anybody had any luck with rooting it?

Thanks
[Blade General] kevinrus123:
If you can get a rom dump from anywhere i can make a CWM and a Custom Rom :)

---------- Post added at 10:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:53 AM ----------

If you can get a rom dump from anywhere i can make a CWM and a Custom Rom :)
[Security Discussion] zurpher:
Surprise, surprise!

-http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/a-920971.html-

I believe that smartphones are a gold mine not only for spying agencies but also for commercial behavioral trackers. I would wish to see more privacy-aware development from the XDA community.

I am aware of Xprivacy, OpenPDroid and Replicant. What other work is done to make Android more privacy friendly?
[Security Discussion] dharmabum02:
I agree .... just recently a criminal in my area was found and arrested after the police called his cell phone provider and had them track him for them... now it's good that a criminal was caught but the possibility of abuse of the tracking abilities of these phones is too risky for me .... I would love to see some privacy apps come out that can get a handle on this issue.
[Security Discussion] whistler-nl:
Here they need a warrent if they want to track your Phone through the provider and over here the providers wont give any info if they dont have to as far as i know.
[Security Discussion] Red Hack group:
Not Anymore i found the Backdoor Nobody belive me but Why :(

The name of the Backdoor is SevenEngine.apk delet it and no more Spying
[Security Discussion] pulser_g2:
Well... If you perhaps looked into what that app is, you'd find that it's the engine powering Samsung stock ROM email services?

Before you claim something is a backdoor, and that removing it leads to "no more spying", what about some proper analysis of the app?

The app is not present on stock version of Android either :)
[Security Discussion] Red Hack group:
This app dont appear is service list and used this week 190 Gb data connection Oo explain !
[Security Discussion] pulser_g2:
If it's not in the service list, it's not a service...

190 Gb - really? I think you need to either check your stats are correct there, or look at the traffic you've sent/received in terms of Email.

You can't "call" a backdoor using these userland tools, as a good backdoor won't appear in them...
[Security Discussion] readmanr:
I would more worry about the millions of users who check e-mail on a device on public WiFi (secured with password or not).

So many people connect to POP accounts with the credentials sent in plain text format with no secure e-mail setup.

Same applies to some Apps not just the main App bundled with the system.

P.S. I am not talking about sending passwords by e-mail in plain text. (yet I worry for the masses that do that also.)

I am talking about those who have e-mail accounts setup on a device, but the e-mail client communicates with the e-mail server for log-in with an unsecured / unencrypted protocol.
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Good thread, thanks has been given. Have a look into my signature. This is the project I am very fire and flame for at the moment. If you would like to know when being traced down by law enforcement agencies or police, participate in developing this awesome app!
[Security Discussion] I'll be back:
NSA's sole purpose is spying, they will die but do this. They try to spy on everybody not just in USA but all over the world. Smartphones are not the only target. They put their hands on everything, I am sure Windows and other OS and most popular software are full of hidden back-doors inserted by NSA. Of course it is done without warrants. It is approved by secret judges in secret courts. Thanks Snowden and other guys to poor more light on this.
[Security Discussion] aejazhaq:
Im glad this forum was started... I am very excited about android security as well and for a good reason: I have a lot of highly confidential patient files on my phone and tablet and would never imagine of giving them up.

For the communtiy who want more : there's an app out of beta but still in developement called network connections. google it. It monitors the current live connections and their IP address. In my opinion very useful but i think its needs a rigerous run. Ive been using wireshark but thats a bit too hectic given my time constraints. Oh and the dev has graciously put the pro version for free download for this week only. so give that a try and let me know.
[Security Discussion] SHAWDAH:
Of course, lets not kid ourselves into believing Android is secure from highly funded and powerful spying agencies.
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Hahaha.. you suck in securing your files! :D
[Security Discussion] Weetbix:
A cell provider can track you like this regardless of what type of phone you have. It's not a smartphone thing. All they need to do is see what cell tower your phone is connected too (any network, not just data). And since it's their tower they know where it is - hence they know your approximate location from you turning your phone on.

So if you don't want your provider to know where you are - don't connect to their network.
[Security Discussion] aejazhaq:
hahahaha... yeah but I have to work off my tablet and theres so much in a days work unless the precess is automated I doubt I can do it every single time. The others just will probably have a hard time with APG anyway :p... for now im sticking with the hospital address.
[Security Discussion] wanaz:
Ya
[Security Discussion] flar2:
Of course they are a data gold mine.

At one time everyone was warning of the day we'd have ID chips implanted in us to track our every movement. No need for that, we all willingly submit by carrying phones.

There is no privacy software that will help you. Your carrier can be compelled by secret courts to hand over any metadata associated with your account. This is not isolated to the US. Canada is doing it too, and probably many other countries.

If you want privacy, you can't connect to any networks.
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Have a look at THIS THREAD. It aims to develop a tool to at least warn people that they're being traced down. Developer missing. Post there and revive the project! ;)
[Security Discussion] shadowcore:
Really, all this NSA bs is nothing new. If you are just now aware that spy agencies can spy on you now, well welcome to the modern age. They could spy on your phone even before smartphones existed.

Now what they are mostly doing is "Data Mining" on top of being able to hear what you say and if you really think you can do something against it, think again. And BTW, every developed country does it. The whole evil NSA is just antiamerican propaganda. If you think the russians are not spying or the chinese are not spying, think again. Maybe this will ease your conscience a bit by knowing that everybody spies.

If you are afraid of being spied and you have valuable information, you should not be asking major geopolitical agencies to change their policy, instead you should get off the internet. These are matters of "National Security".

Wellcome to the information age.

Information is power.
[Security Discussion] hipstar:
Too true, sadly.
[Security Discussion] Memethecat:
Yes, anybody with half a brain has been aware of mobile phone vulnerabilities for 15yrs plus.

Anti American propaganda? No, just anti American.

China and Russia aren't using this technology to murder civilians across Africa and the Middle East, to extradite innocent people and journalists from around the globe to torture and imprison without charge. To start wars on the false pretext of "national security". Pouring trillions of $$s of weaponry into fragile regions and watching the massacres unfold. China and Russia don't have public contracts, a bill of rights with their citizenry outlawing the surveillance being conducted on behalf of a few greedy, sick individuals.

The "everyone's doing it" argument isn't gonna fly, if the US and it's allies put half the time, effort and money into making the internet safe, secure and truly private it might be able to scale that moral high ground it misleadingly claims. If that happened it'd be an example that the peoples of other countries would demand and eventually get.

Sadly, it's chosen the opposite.
[Security Discussion] medo2_0:
okay.. so if we have a bug on our phones is it possible that government use it to spy on country ?
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Yes, phones are beging spied in evertime, anywhere. If you would like to do something against it, feel free to read and participate at this pledge thread to develop an IMSI catcher!
[Security Discussion] shadowcore:
Russia instead sends FSB agents and poisons people which it dislikes with polonium. Yes, give them time and everyone will surprise you...

How do you know its false? At least from what I hear, the people they kill or intend to kill mostly happen to be extremists, the rest, collateral damage.

Yes, innocents do die but I dont see how that is of any concern to anybody in power nowadays.

Thats what the EU, BRICS and many other arms dealers do. War is business.

You apparently never heard of the great friewall of china. Chinese Gov sponsored groups are monitoring, hacking and so on all the time.

.

Thats true, Listen, I am not defending what all these allegations of NSA mass data mining and privacy intrusions claim. I am just sceptical that all of this seems to have caught wind when E:Snowden did what he did. Its not like NSA is the only "agency" on the world that does these sort of things.

We just got a glimpse of how Security-Espionage agencies work.

I would be really surprised if china and russia are not aspiring or doing the same thing. Its seems all like some cold war style propaganda coupled with a scandal. FYI, if you are american, complaining about it now is nonsense. Did notall of this start with PATRIOT Act?
[Security Discussion] meskes:
They can do that via cell triangulation only, I'm afraid to say.
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Get THIS. Take a deep breath and start having a look into my signature how you can take countermeasures!
[Security Discussion] itman-ch:
i would love to see some digits on how many of those newly-security-aware-guys (nsa-g) still happyly install every crap google play has to offer while keep running the FB-app in the background...

security is also a mindset to me.

android FOSS? http://f-droid.org
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Any developers here wanting to participate in developing an extraordinary app against surveillance? Don't be shy now.. ;)
[Security Discussion] blind2privacy:
Ha, yeap, this is how this is being used, not to protect us from terrorist's but according to reports by the information commissioners office 11% relate to terrorism related enquiries and the other 79% relate to police abuse of legal statutory powers.

They're shielding themselves with the: "Well it's to stop terrorism!" when in point of fact if they had such a big problem with people leaving the country to go fight in some stupid war over a holy book, they should really just tell them "You can leave but you can't come back!" problem solved IMHO.

But what we're watching is systematic abuse of people's right's to privacy.

Oh wait your looking for the back-door, then let me point it out for you...

Fire up your Terminal and now type in: echo $uid and now tell me what is your Android Linux $uid or User ID which can also be found with the command: id

Unless I am mistaken and I believe I am not, you have no User ID. So does anyone else beside's myself know why having no User ID is a BAD very BAD thing? If you did this to another Linux user, you would ROT in Jail for the rest of your natural life, google & apple seem's to do it to millions, nay billions of users and they get away with it under the pre-text of better national security whilst they're busy selling your personal infor to the highest bidder. SCUM!

I also loved the way they denied any involvement in what they're doing whilst the NSA's own legal breif went "Eh, yeah of course they know about it!" that's just Epic. So instead of secure all of us from being Exploited in this fashion they actually condone it. DISGUSTING!

That Chinese firm that was giving them so much difficulty isnt going to be too difficult in future because they just sold most of there tech to ALCATEL-LUCENT for $750'000'000 Dollars in a deal. But who are ALCATEL I hear you ask, oh they're nobody really, they're just the guys with this unhackable OS that mimick's apache going around injecting QFire && ACID debugger across your device bridge!

You see the truth is slowly coming out that in fact the NSA has been putting back-door's in products since WIndows 95 OS2 (NSAKey.dll) and the guys who go around handling all there government contract's oh thats those awesome Guys at Alcatel who go around setting up SUPER-COMPUTER clusters with there Savage Rabbit! The back-door in the Linux kernel aimed at Phones, oh thats just Multi-Path TCP from some guys at a university in Cambridge england. "Dont worry about it!" they've got nothing to hide and neither have you! They've been doing this since the 70's how else do you think you get a transmittion onto a monitor with something like TEMPEST? Of course thats why your Unix Box has a Serial Line on the display frame buffer.. STTY

It's actually startng to look more and more like the stock markets have been rigged from the very beginnng but hey what harm could that possibly cause: We all know politicians are as corrupt as they come! Because if they think they can get away with it, of course they'll try and get away with it.. "Dutch Sandwhich" for the Win!
[Security Discussion] blind2privacy:
These guy's love themselves and when I say they love themselves I mean they really LOVE themselves!

They think they're the best of the best, whilst they're company goes around splicing cables offing to become everyones cable carrier...

Here you go, go watch the presentation @ (Sorry you'll have to add ]HTTP doubledot && //)

sites.google.com/a/nsawestafricasecurity.com/www/case-study

When you've finished looking the presentation over you might want to reflect that they're own operating system is also open source but they dont like Free GNU Software much which is painfully evident from there own pictures:

i.imgur.com/t2vr1aP.png

So my advice would be go download a copy, it's free open source software after all at the end of the day.

Now we can all enjoy the same little hedge-money of power that they think they've got all to themselves and if your in doubt that they're the hackers behind it all, just take a peek at there own properganda pictures:

img.stanleylieber.com/src/11793/img/small52113402.png

img.stanleylieber.com/src/12723/img/1320808603.jpg

What's more harmful in your opinion, an old hippy trying to get everyone interested in Freedom of Values and Free Software (which sadly all got corrupted after DARPA got there hands on Unix) or a load of Guy's who think they're the ****, whilst they're selling us all down the River?

Enjoy the download:

code.google.com/p/plan9front/

BTW - Yes, it is an Unhackable OS - in so far as it doesnt play well with Wave Devices that need a STTY to log whats on the screen! Also it's just as secure as Kerberos but without the Encryption, that can be added on Optionally later!

Nobody will know we're influencing Kids to become Killers "Call of Duty & Manhunt"

Nobody will know we're recording what they watch on TV "Microsoft IPTV"

Nobody will know we're looking at there Bank Account

Nobody will know we're reading there e-Mails

Nobody will know we're browsing every aspect of there Private Life

Nobody will know we're selling there Browsing Habits

Nobody will know we're hitting them with Targetted Advertising

Nobody will know we're influencing what they should Buy in Bulk

News Flash - WE ALL KNOW NOW F-OFF!

Do you know what we the general public would love to do? Stab your employer in the face with a Spoon!

Why a Spoon? - It's blunt you idiot - It'll hurt more! The most revealing aspect about all of this is the fact our own security services have been helping these evil insidious ass-hats by corrupting things like the BIOS and UEFI Bootloader, so they could remotely destroy peoples computers.

CRIME DOESNT PAY - TIME TO THROW ALL THIS TECHNOLOGY IN THE GARBAGE!

AN I'LL BE DAMNED SURE TO NEVER BUY ANYTHING FROM YOU PEOPLE EVER AGAIN!!
[Security Discussion] Takht84:
One interesting thing also is that my friend was getting letters from comcast while on windows. Installed Linux letters mysteriously stopped,
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
Are you getting paranoid? Then have look at my Signature.. ^^
[Security Discussion] Erwan29:
interesting,nsa or other ones are going to find solutions about spying us
[Security Discussion] cinnaC2C:
Cell Phone Tracking

There are companies out there as well, that, for a fee, will provide YOUR cellphone location on a map (not sure if in real time or delayed a few mins) to ANYONE. Law enforcement agencies often use this method to track a subject because it is quicker than any other means. For more info, use google or ask a PI.
[Security Discussion] SecUpwN:
I don't believe you. Links, references, proof for this theory?