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[Xposed Framework Modules] Ms_Julia:
Disable Privacy Protection

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[Xposed Framework Modules] ColdUser:
Such a great App keep up the good work and plz stay updated.

Google Play Services isnt even coming up sometimes in battery status, just great really great work!

I have tried many Apps and this one breaks through them all.
[Xposed Framework Modules] MAOQ:
Hello. Guys I Xposed - oh I do not often use, please tell me how to use this program correctly? Is there a "Description" somewhere? It seems that the program is good, but it is somewhat unclear and there are bugs.
[Xposed Framework Modules] wokawoka:
Unfortunately scanning my phone with virustotal (trough this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.funnycat.virustotal ) the malware Android.Riskware.RogueUrl.gPHEE is detected on your modded version of Prevent Running

For what it's worth if I directly upload your modded APK or even the original non modded APK (that is reported by many to be infected) to virustotal from my laptop trough the virustotal website interface no malwares are detected.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ms_Julia:
Don't like - don't use
[Xposed Framework Modules] wokawoka:
It's not that I don't like it, I actually like it and find it very useful, but, yeah, since your answer was not really reassuring and did not explain much I'm definitely going to uninstall it.

But if the malicious code is really still there, I really believe that you should not state that you have stripped it away and that your modded module is clean if instead it's not.
[Xposed Framework Modules] SDMU:
According to Kaspersky , "Riskware is the name given to legitimate programs that can cause damage if they are exploited by malicious users – in order to delete, block, modify or copy data, and disrupt the performance of computers or networks"

The threat detected might not be malicious , rather it can be used by a bad program . It is to be expected because of how the app will interact with your other apps to prevent them from running.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Chepuan:
Hello to all members in here. i wanna ask about prevent running module. my redmi 4A has new firmware update but according to 4A's users, they said with this new update, xposed now will not work anymore. device will stay in bootloop. so i planning to use vitrual xposed but dont know Prevent Running will successfully work or not. so i seeking any suggestion from all members. so sorry for my bad and broken english and this is maybe out of topic but this module very important to me.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ms_Julia:
Version 2.6.7 not work for me

Honor 4X Android 6.0.1
[Xposed Framework Modules] d3bil0x:
Version 2.6.7 not work for me

The same here on Oneplus 3T Oxygen 3.5.4 (Android 6.0.1) + Magisk 17.1 stable + xposed-v89.0-sdk23-topjohnwu + PreventRunning 2.6.7
[Xposed Framework Modules] pol-der:
Working but partly. I am choosing an app for Auto Prevent but it doesn't prevent.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RoyanArt:
New update 2.7.0

Changelog in English?
[Xposed Framework Modules] pr1jker:
Play Store does not allow me to install, says it's a high risk spying app
[Xposed Framework Modules] andreoide:
All xposed stuff is high risk if u don't know what u r doing.

See ms Julia posting 26 june. Use that one.. She took the crap away.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Aaazv:
bro.

Thx for the app

Can u make the options in english so we can realize what will other options do?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tecnicopascoal:
How can I fix it?
[Xposed Framework Modules] andreoide:
Search forum for xposed framework to begin with. If u r on android pie it becomes more difficult. Be sure to make twrp backups first
[Xposed Framework Modules] tecnicopascoal:
Not working with edxposed
[Xposed Framework Modules] rzr86:
it won't work only with edxposed

you must have also xposed framework installed in your device via custom recovery (twrp for example)

before installing xposed framework make a backup just in case
[Xposed Framework Modules] tecnicopascoal:
Need install the both? Xposedand edxposed in Pie? That will not pass safetynet
[Xposed Framework Modules] rzr86:
Check this for pie

https://xdaforums.com/redmi-note-5-pro/how-to/how-to-install-xposed-framework-pie-9-0-t3902148
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blackwolf14:
New version available. Thanks [MENTION=3818339]liudongmiao[/MENTION].
[Xposed Framework Modules] godlesplay:
I have FC when I try to open this module, I rebooted phone after update
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
Thanks. After checking with the emulator, I find this problem, it sometimes.

I should have fixed, and a new version will be released in several hours. (Of course, add new features!)
[Xposed Framework Modules] godlesplay:
I have fc always when I try run this module via xposed framework app

any news?
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
It's released, if you didn't receive it, just click refresh in xposed installer's download tab.

Or, you can download it from here: http://repo.xposed.info/module/me.piebridge.forcestopgb
[Xposed Framework Modules] godlesplay:
so I have another problem, see:

I rebooted my device twice
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
There *is* a bug in xposed installer.

When you see it's enabled, actually, it's not.

The workarounds is to disable it, then enable it, please reboot only *after* all the Toast messages disappear.
[Xposed Framework Modules] swat4samp:
I didn't get it. If i install and enable it immediately in modules list, a reboot doesn't enable it? I should reboot again :confused:
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
you can check /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/modules.list to get the real list.

please disable, then enable, then do a reboot.
[Xposed Framework Modules] godlesplay:
I did it and still have popup about not enabled module
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
Could you show me the xposed installer log? And please tell me the xposed installer version.

Actually, i only test with the latest xposed installer (original and back-ported version)
[Xposed Framework Modules] godlesplay:
xposed installer version - 2.6.1

logs - http://pastebin.com/zxKPVsrL

version of module - always newest
[Xposed Framework Modules] carhigh:
Will not activate no matter what I do. Must have rebooted a dozen times trying to get it to activate. Downloaded from op. Removed it and tried downloading in xposed but keep getting 404 error
[Xposed Framework Modules] gotenks:
No matter what I do, a module does not load under JB 4.2.1.

Exactly the same situation as described in previous posts.

However, the last version that worked well - was 0.6.2.

Unfortunately it is not avaiable any more :(. When it was

available, I used to test a new version and if it did not work

I immediatelly installed 0.6.2 and could go on :).

Please, restore the availability of module version 0.6.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] swat4samp:
Its working fine for me. I don't know why it isn't working for you guys. BTW i am using this on gingerbread. Maybe problems with ICS and above :-/
[Xposed Framework Modules] carhigh:
Downloaded installed and activated within xposed and rebooted. Still not activated. Unchecked and rechecked and rebooted again. Still not activated. Stock ATT mega rooted debloated.
[Xposed Framework Modules] gotenks:
Looking at the module source I realised you use FileUtils class which seems to be an internal class of Android itself ...

Here is an appropiate link (it's obfuscated, because I cannot yet post links on this forum) :

h t t p : / / stackoverflow.com/questions/20858972/getting-java-lang-nosuchmethoderror-android-os-fileutils-getfatvolumeid-in-4-2
[Xposed Framework Modules] spuiqr:
Could you plz send me the previus version, the new version 0.7.2 allways ask for check in xposed even already checked.

spuiqr@foxmail.com

Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] spuiqr:
[MENTION=3818339]liudongmiao[/MENTION]
[Xposed Framework Modules] spuiqr:
My xposed installer version is 2.5 for huawei mod, this is the last version I can use.

Here is my xposed installer log:

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2014-6-11 下午2:37:03 UTC

Loading Xposed v46 (for Zygote)...

Running ROM 'H30-U10 V100R001CHNC00B123' with fingerprint 'Huawei/H30-U10/hwH30-U10:4.2.2/HuaweiH30-U10/C00B123:user/ota-rel-keys,release-keys'

Loading modules from /data/app/me.piebridge.forcestopgb-2.apk

Loading class me.piebridge.forcestopgb.XposedMod

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: android.app.ActivityManagerProxy#forceStopPackage(java.lang.String)#exact

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers.findMethodExact(XposedHelpers.java:208)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers.findMethodExact(XposedHelpers.java:155)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers.findAndHookMethod(XposedHelpers.java:167)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers.findAndHookMethod(XposedHelpers.java:179)

at me.piebridge.forcestopgb.XposedMod.initZygote(Unknown Source)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.loadModule(XposedBridge.java:444)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.loadModules(XposedBridge.java:394)

at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.main(XposedBridge.java:120)

at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)
[Xposed Framework Modules] swat4samp:
What do u mean its the last version u can use? Can't u update to latest version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] spuiqr:
Yes, official version can't work well on huawei UI. The last mod for huawei is this one:

hxxp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2547781

[APPS]Xposed Framework for Huawei EmotionUI[2.3.1]
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
Remove this api in v0.8.

As there is configurable ui, so hack forcestoppackage is useless.
[Xposed Framework Modules] spuiqr:
Thanks. working fine now.
[Xposed Framework Modules] bm_s:
data is not updated widget.

program is not blocked, but the data is not updated widget. What can be done?
[Xposed Framework Modules] killoid:
[MENTION=3818339]liudongmiao[/MENTION] any way u can make this module not to add automatically any app auto prevent?? it is quite annoying as sometimes i install an update for an app & the app auto prevents itself from running.i have to remove it manually every time.
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
You can add the app itself to auto prevent list....
[Xposed Framework Modules] w0rinal:
So I can add your app to auto prevent list? But that will prevent it from adding any new app automatically, won't it?

Is there some kind of blacklist or something? For example it's very convenient that new apps are added to prevent list but I do not want xprivacy, Tasker, my preferred email and instant messaging app to be added when updated

I'm not that kind of person who is always demanding and nagging about stuff but that's a function I would really appreciate to have

Love your app as it is now though

Sent from Boeffla Kernel powered Slim GT-I9300
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
Ok, thanks for your advice.

Will add it in next version.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
Yeah this is pretty cool but you definitely need to make it so apps arent prevented from running by default after install...
[Xposed Framework Modules] sevenfolds:
thanks [MENTION=4478993]swat4samp[/MENTION]
[Xposed Framework Modules] deathwithafi:
where is the link for the gingerbread framework?

i have a samsung galaxy illusion running 2.3.6 i can't find the link for the framework.
[Xposed Framework Modules] freeza:
Same here... Don't like auto add.. my hangouts and phone started freaking out when Google play services updated.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I see Greenify and GB being referenced here more than once. I know what Greenify is, but...

* What is "GB", please?

None of the descriptions are specific about the functions of this app. Please bear with my questions

* Is this supposed to replace Greenify? Like, it prevents apps from running at startup and stops them after you exit the apps you select in it?

* This app is used to select specific apps that you wish to use it for?

* I read in one description that it's used for when an app gives you a "Forced Close" message, to prevent it from keeping repeating trying to run after you've "closed" it, which makes it sound like an app you would only run after you saw a "Forced Close" message.

Do you see my confusion with this?

Yes, I could have run it and played with it, but I don't like to do that with powerful apps that can control the system, without gaining at least a general idea first and a Google search did not reveal anything more than what I listed above, which caused the questions I just asked, so I figured asking in the apps' thread was the best way to go. :)

If anyone could please answer these questions, I'd really appreciate it!

Thank You!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] exodius48:
@up

GB= GingerBread (android 2.3.x)

About your other questions, let dev answer them.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer!

I appreciate it! Really!
[Xposed Framework Modules] xyLander:
question

Ive been using this module for a month now but the only problem I have is that when I open an app and close it by pressing the back button and then open the app again. The app freezes.. so I Force close the app to use it again.. is this a bug or its natural?.. sorry for my bad english hope for your reply soon thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I have waited, but no answer has been forthcoming. May I please impose upon someone for the answers to my other questions? I don't want to be mistaken about what the app would be doing and I have read every description, but it just isn't clear to me. I think it may be a case of somewhat of a language barrier/issue. No offense intended in any way, of course.

Could someone please help me to understand this mod? If it's better than my current setup, then I certainly want to use it. I like to keep my device running as smooth as possible! :)

Thank You!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] revoluazul:
I have exactly the same problem. Waiting for an answer.
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
It's a bug, and should be fixed already.

please get the latest version.
[Xposed Framework Modules] liudongmiao:
What's the app?

And I have fixed an issue, could you update then do a test?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
1) Folks keep mentioning "GB". What is that, please?

2) If I run this, should I uninstall Greenify?

3) If an app is in the Prevent column/side, then when I exit the app (using Back, or Exit), this app makes it stop running when I exit the app, correct?

4) If an app is in the Prevent side/column, then it will not run at the device's Startup, right?

5) If I use this module, then I do not need any "Startup Managers", correct?

Thank you all very much!!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] w0rinal:
1) gingerbread, I think android version 2.3 or so

2) no, PRFS prevents apps from receiving intents. When force stopped these apps can't be woken up by most intents. Greenify makes apps hibernate after some time screen off. This module doesn't

3) can't answer this question. But I think an app is only completely 'safe' from receiving intents when actually force stopping it via settings -> apps -> app_XY -> force stop

4) yeah, most probably not. Some important intents are still passed to the app and if this intent is Sent by an app starting on boot it could wake up an auto-prevented app. But I assume this to be a rare case

5) if you want an app to only not start on boot, you might need one. This module prevents apps from receiving almost every intent so if you don't want an app to not start on boot but want it to be shown in the "open/share with" list, don't use this module for this app

At least that's what it think this module is doing and how it is behaving. These answers might not be 100% correct

Sent from my Boeffla powered Slim GT-I9300
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
Thank you very much for taking the time to reply, w0rinal! I appreciate it and I think I understand it a little better now. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] w0rinal:
No problem, I really appreciate helping people out on XDA

I've just read the post again, I didn't know my writing was that confusing lol

I personally use both apps but this module seems more powerful when it comes to really stopping an app from doing stuff when you don't actually use it. On the other hand auto-preventing makes instant messaging apps/alarm clocks/calender apps lose their functions since you only receive messages/alarms when the app is opened.

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I agree! I hate the "Auto-Add"! I don't get the point of it. Most apps you won't "prevent" anyway and how often do you install an app and forget to check it in there, ya know? It creates more work and causes problems for the user, so why do it that way???

The other thing that really, really bugs me, is that an app/the apps that you "Prevent" still show up in the "Applications List"! I mean the one that's with the "Prevent" app.

Yes, I know it adds a symbol to the right of the app name, but it really should be moved to the "Prevent" list when it's been "prevented" and not just copied to it.

It would make it SO MUCH easier to QUICKLY know what has and has not been "prevented" yet!!!

Also, there just simply isn't a good explanation of the app and exactly how it accomplishes the task (I don't mean the code for it), like Greenify does, so that you'll know if you want to apply it to specific apps. Plus, I mean look at us! Heck, we're all still sitting around asking each other if we still need to run Greenify or not, because we don't have a good explanation we can read yet! :)

So those are the 3 things that are problems in the app, as I see it, anyway.

1) At least make "Auto-Add" an option and Default to "Off".

2) At least a decent explanation of the app and in it, please answer the "Greenify" question! <lol!>

3) When an app is "prevented", then MOVE, NOT COPY IT to the "Prevented" apps list!

Thanks again for your help and comments and sorry that it took so long to get back to you! I sincerely was not ignoring you. Take care! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] w0rinal:
You can at least prevent the mod from automatically adding new apps by

- adding the app itself to the present list

- blocking the receiver "new app installed" (don't know the exact name) for this app with XPrivacy/ReceiverStop/etc

I personally don't use instant messenger anyway :D

And since I'm not using gapps anymore I can't use greenify pro version so I had to find an alternative to block system apps

And I think the sense of not only moving an app when prevented is to still show if an app is running even when prevented, which is indicated by the smaller text below app name

But I agree, some explanation would be helpful

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Mo3ein:
Lollipop

Hey there

Does it support Android Lollipop?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I don't mean to sound rude here (I asked about this before and I wasn't the only one), but will you PLEASE, PLEASE provide at least the option to leave apps Enabled as the Default?

Every single app installed gets added into your app and Disabled automatically by Default right now and I can't count how many times I have installed an app that needs to keep running after boot and didn't think about it being Disabled by PR and then wondered why it wasn't working until I remembered.

For example, I just installed "SetCPU", which sets CPU parameters based on user set conditions. Do you REALLY think that anyone would want that tool Disabled by default???
[Xposed Framework Modules] Zeuszoos:
I think this thread has died off, because mine is the last message from a while ago.

I think I'm going to have to uninstall it, because I'm getting no response from the developer about an option to leave apps enabled by default.

I recently spent a day and a half pulling out my hair trying to figure out why my new Texting app was refusing to retain its "Default" Texting app status as soon as I exited it.

Guess what it was? The "Prevent Run" app, "prevents" every app you install on your device from running if they're not the Foreground app (you have to be running it), including my new texting app! It even does it to apps you already have on your device (yup, every app on your device set that way!).

Of course, since no app does that (not even Greenify), you keep forgetting it's doing that and so you end up pulling your hair out trying to figure out why it's not working.

This would be a fantastic app if it didn't make you go through all of your apps (in my case hundreds) figuring out which ones this app shouldn't be "preventing".

My advice? Don't install it!
[Xposed Framework Modules] w0rinal:
It seems to work for me (SlimLP alpha 5.0.2 port for SIII) if you still need this information.

Unfortunately it appears dead, yeah...

AFAIK it's open Source so if you're a developer yourself you could fork and adapt it

You can also add PR itself to the prevent list. That way no app is added to the list when installed.

Alternatively you can use xprivacy and restrict system -> android.intent.action.PACKAGE_ADDED for PR, or use ReceiverStop and block the receiver named above with it.

I know I've already told you about that but someome else might find this useful as well.

With the last mentioned tool combined with BootManager (both by the same Dev and both xposed modules) you can achieve similar effects. Downsides: not open source (if that's important to you) and to be able to use it to its full extend you need to purchase a pro key (but IMHO its fully worth it)

"Disclaimer": don't consider this advertisement in another app's thread but rather advice

Edit:

lol I didn't know my post was just above when writing this one
[Xposed Framework Modules] PIRATA!:
Ho to all.

Does this work only on GB?

I can't see someone replied you...

Did you find out?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Xhemal1325:
nope, im on lollipop not :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] PIRATA!:
So it works on Lollipop??

And why don't you use Greenify instead so??
[Xposed Framework Modules] Xhemal1325:
yeah i use greenify, i got new phone, when i made that comment, i had other phone ??!
[Xposed Framework Modules] w0rinal:
This module doesn't stop apps but when they are force stopped AFAIK this module prevents them from receiving broadcasts and thus from being run without you actually launching the app. This is pretty similar to what Greenify does.

(some receivers will still not be blocked, see OP)

You can't define which receivers are blocked to sync doesn't work anymore if your favorite email app is added to the prevent list.

This module works on lollipop as well.

I prefer this one over Greenify because I don't use gapps and without the pro features I can't hibernate system apps. Apart from that I don't use any instant messaging app which I would like to greenify either

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[Xposed Framework Modules] Harsh.gundecha:
1000x better than greenify

[MENTION=3818339]liudongmiao[/MENTION]

thanks alot ,really alottt for making such a great module.

any updates to support lollipop????

here`s how i use your module(would be good if you add it to op)

i use combination of prevent running and recents app cleaner and i had set the recents app cleaner to forcestop the app once cleaned from recents page and than i added those apps to auto prevent list too.

and boooom it works like charm, i get much more free ram than before.

i would have donated you but since i m poor i cant. :(

thank you once more.

love it!! :D:):o