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[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
Hey everyone. I just wanted to spread the word that credit card-specific tap and pay apps might be more easily fooled than Android Pay when it comes to using it on a rooted device. I just set up CapitalOne Wallet. Originally it detected my rooted device and refused to work, but after installing and enabling RootCloak (xposed module), the setup process went smoothly. I haven't tried buying anything yet, so I'll update this when I have more to report, but it's definitely something to be aware of.

UPDATE: I tried to pay for something at a Wegman's. The app detected that there was an NFC pay station there, but it was not able to communicate with it. I'll try more later.

UPDATE2: I realized that the reason why Wegman's didn't work was because I had disabled my phone PIN lock. I turned it back on and successfully bought something from a vending machine. It works! Wooo! Now to go back to never, ever using it.

UPDATE3: I factory reset my phone, and the app will no longer allow me to add the card, even with rootcloak. Without rootcloak, I get a "no rooted devices allowed" message. With rootcloak, I get a "some unknown error happened, please try again" message that I've gotten consistently over several days. Maybe someone from CapitalOne is reading this thread.

UPDATE4: I got a strange email today informing me that my card was disabled for mobile payments at my request. I made no such request. However, I went in to the Wallet app, reenabled it for mobile payments with rootcloak on, and it worked perfectly. So....maybe rootcloak does still work and there was just some sort of issue on their end? Either that, or some hacker really doesn't want me using mobile payments. We'll see whether or not it actually works when I try to buy something.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] liquidburns:
SwipeYours is a good HCE but you need to know your card dump
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rayjr13:
Might pickup a capital one card because of this. Chase pay is inbound I heard too. Any other cc tnp apps out now?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
I'm not sure. I just checked to see if Discover had one, and it doesn't look like they do.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rayjr13:
ha no. Discover pay would be a stretch for fathomable. Finally used Apple Android Pay on Turbo 2 though. Much cleaner interface but seriously wish there was a solution for unlocked users smh.

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Side note I kinda think the goal may be to get another device probably a wearable that is not rooted or bootloader unlocked and use android pay with that is that a possibility or are all wearables companion to the point that they require a phone to function for android pay? I assume the coming cellular wearables would be able to function autonomously.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] DA6030:
Has anyone tried Tapp? Its a simple demo app built on the SimplyTapp service, which seems to be a shared back-end w\ SDK, for developers looking to write HCE functionality into their own apps (e.g., a retail chain that wants to add NFC functionality into their loyalty card app; e.g., make it easy for the Starbucks app to use NFC instead of scanning a barcode).

Using the "SwipeYours" profile you can add in any card data, assuming you have access to a mag stripe reader to read your VISA card magstripe data.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tapp

EDIT: I see now this is the same as the "SwipeYours" suggested by [MENTION=3514228]liquidburns[/MENTION], which is also available as a bare-bones technical demo (e.g., without a fancy GUI, PIN lock on the app, cloud backup, etc):

http://blog.simplytapp.com/2014/01/host-card-emulation-series-swipeyours.html

Unfortunately, it would seem everything relying on a mag-stripe dump is going to be short lived, as most POS terminals that support NFC also support EMV chip, and thus will not accept the mag-stripe data from a card that also has an EMV chip.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
Wait, you can use apple pay on an android device? Is that a hack, or does apple let you?

Also, I'm not aware of any wearables that have NFC, so that wouldn't work in any of them that exist today. Also, all wearables (apple and android) are designed to be paired with a phone, and have extremely limited functionality without one.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
True, but I suspect that we have a while in the States before magnetic stripes become obsolete. Most places I shop at don't even have the chip readers (or they do, but the chip functionality isn't enabled yet) even though I think they technically have to by law at this point.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rayjr13:
Sorry that was a slip meant to say Android Pay. Never had that problem when it was Google Wallet. So much for successful brand marketing, Google.

Also I was referring to the line of devices like the pending LG Urbane LTE that are presented as autonomous with their cellular connections. Wonder how independent they will be. Why have LTE if you are pairing to another device still anyway? Just silly and more expensive on the data.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] DA6030:
Totally true, but my point is that any merchants that are upgrading their payment terminals in 2015+ to support NFC, are almost certainly getting chip readers in the same upgrade. And, at least theoretically, these "pay by NFC without Android Pay" hacks only work on terminals that HAVE NFC and DO NOT HAVE chip readers, which is a rare combination I've only seen at the handful of big chains that were original Google Wallet launch partners (e.g., Jamba Juice, McDonalds). Everywhere else that I've seen NFC (e.g., Trader Joes, small businesses with Poynt devices) also has chip readers, and all new installations will likely have both.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] TheSt33v:
Hmm. I didn't know that was a thing, or why someone would want such a thing.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rayjr13:
Walmart pay lol?
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] DA6030:
Update: So far, I've tried this at a couple merchants that have terminals with both EMV and NFC active (and are soft-rejecting swipes when a chip is available), and it works great with both my Chase VISA cards. According to SwipeYours developer, the rejection I feared (for using the wrong card transmission type) would be enforced by the card issuer, not the merchant, so YMMV with other banks.

Getting set up was easy, using this card reader ($12 w\ free Amazon prime shipping): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D3D3L8Y

I chose to plug the card reader directly into my phone with a USB OTG cable, it was recognized as an external keyboard, and 60 seconds later I confirmed everything worked on my office vending machine.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] rayjr13:
Liability shift
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] liquidburns:
Technically its still up to banks to recognize fraudulent activity regardless of how you use your card. The bank can't blame you for not recognizing a well made and executed skimming device, which presents a higher chance of getting your personal information captured than using hce in my opinion. You have a higher chance of losing your credit card information through a fake marketing scam or the waitress at a diner than HCE.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mng777777:
I work in payment technology and I can shed a little light on this topic. There is no law requiring merchants to accept chip cards. There is legislation requiring card issuing banks to issue all new cards with chips and there is a liability shift for all merchants who continue accepting payment without adopting the chip technology meaning that merchants now run a higher risk of the bank withholding(retracting) payment due to chargeback because the banks no longer carry the liability for fraud protection in the case of a merchant who is not taking chip payment.

I am a salesperson so the technology side of my industry is only known from what I have gathered along the way.

That said, AFIK NFC payments do not involve chip data at this time and I would assume they won't for the foreseeable future. Mag strip, chip, and soft pay are simply 3 different ways of encrypting the same set of data(card#, Exp, and cardholder data) for transfer. This gets a little above my level of understanding but my assumption is that soft pay uses a similar encryption method as the chips do and my best guess as to why AP is as aggressive as it is about system mods is not so much to protect your card data, but to prevent cloning from being achieved easily.

If I am right, then I assume that we will soon see MSD removed from merchant terminals as an accepted protocol by way of security patches (updated every day at merchant batch), effectively rendering SwipeYours and the like, useless.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] mng777777:
This might be a good compliment to SwipeYours for as long as it continues to work: Rhombus - Play Store
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rektifying:
Hello Everyone,

So I have had my Nexus 6 for almost a month now. I must say, out of all of the phones I have owned the Nexus 6 is hands down my favorite! This is my first Android phone and I feel I made an excellent choice on my device selection. I have owned every iPhone from the 3GS to the 6. I always thought about making the switch from IOS to Android and I knew that when I did it would be for a Nexus device. Needless to say I have had no regrets! The ONLY things I miss are touch id (fingerprint sensor) and visual voicemail. Those are not even comparable to everything that I have gained. Anyways, I will get to the point and list some things I would like some help with and recommendations for.

Google Search Bar: I would love to get rid of the search bar on my home screen for various reasons.

Battery Life: What do some of you do to optimize battery life on your Nexus 6?

Sound: What apps do some of you use to modify sound quality on speakers / headphone jack?

Themes: I would love to get a darker theme that replaces all of the white in the app drawer, settings, messenger, phone, etc.

Notification Light: What is the best app to activate / control the notification light? Paid or not.

Visual Voicemail: How can I obtain voicemail like on an iPhone?

Customization: I have been running stock 6.0 rooted with TWRP recovery. I am looking for recommendations on custom kernals and custom roms for the Nexus 6. (Preferably Android 6.0) I have seen quite a few out there but I do not know much about this stuff. Features I would like in a kernal/rom are:

Performance control / better battery life

Notification light activation and control

Status bar and navigation bar control. (hiding them, their colors, etc) I am already seeing very slight burn in from the navigation bar. My screen timeout is set to 30 seconds and my brightness is on auto.

I am rooted with TWRP recovery as stated above.

Any input, tips, tricks, recommendations about anything with the Nexus 6 would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
Start here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3059493
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rektifying:
Thank you. Looks promising. Seems to offer what I'm looking for.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drocksmash:
How exactly does this technology work? Does it require an aux cable to work, or can it work for bluetooth audio connections? I have paired with my beats via bluetooth and also via aux cable and did not notice a difference. I did ensure the hifi was turned on but I did not see a way to customize the sound like I have seen in unboxing videos.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyline23:
It only works with headphones physically plugged into the headphone jack. At that point you can enable HIFI from the toggle bar and it will enable the DAC when only using the stock music player.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kakuz:
In agreement with this, but just wanted to add that some streaming services appear to be using the ESS DAC by default regardless.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warrior1975:
By customizing the sound, do you mean eq? If so, on the bottom right side in the stock app, you can choose eq settings.

Sent from my LG-H901 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bjtcars:
Works with Player Pro as well. Sounds great.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drocksmash:
Interesting. I use spotify and google music, so it looks like the DAC stuff will not be of use.

Darn!
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warrior1975:
It can be used locally (downloaded music) from what I've read. Also, there seems to be a way to trick the device, by using stock music player and enabling hifi, pause the mustard switch to a different app. I haven't tried it myself, but people have reported it working on Head-Fi.

Sent from my LG-H901 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moSess:
"pause the mustard" lol!

I don't know why but this tickled me
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warrior1975:
Lol... Was supposed to be pause the music. Damn keyboard... Or my big thumbs... [emoji1] [emoji1]
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nitemare3219:
The amp should still work though, which is the most important. DAC's are very hard to discern any differences with. I hear no difference with HiFi on/off through my $1500 headphones and $400 IEMs FWIW - only an amplification difference on the stock music app.

I posted about that. It seems to work for only one song on Google Play Music (next song reverts back to SD DAC). On streams though, like SXM, it seems to stay enabled.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warrior1975:
[MENTION=3224605]Nitemare3219[/MENTION]- didn't know that was you on Head-Fi. Lots of us on both spots.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonb1985:
The hifi components also work 100% with Tidal without any "tricks". So for me it's the stock music app for all the music on my SD card, and Tidal Hifi when I stream. The hifi DAC and amp are pretty amazing. Sounds great with my Q701 and all my other easier to drive headphones as well.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muddysmind:
The DAC is activated by any cable plugged into the headphone jack (with it switched on that is) I use it in my car into my Aux in and it sounds as good as my iBasso D-Zero Mk2 portable DAC.
[LG V10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nitemare3219:
Haha, I'm on so many forums that it's probably unhealthy!
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] FindYanot:
Hello all.

I compiled Blisspop for my Wileyfox Swift, but it work fine on Android One smartphones.

Features:

Status Bar

-Clock & Date Options

-Option to show seconds in time

-Battery Options (Portrait, Landscape, Circle, Text or Hidden)

-Battery Bar Options

-Mobile & Wifi Network IconsOptions

-Status Bar Header

-Notification & System Icon Options

-Traffic Monitor

-Brightness Control

-SuperUser Indicator

-Notification Count

-Weather

-Notification Ticker

-Carrier Label Options

-Breathing Notifications

Recents Options

-Clear All Button Tweaks

-Option to show Google search bar in recents Menu

-OmniSwitch (Option to replace recents menu with Omniswitch)

Notification Drawer

-Tile Options

-Quick Setting Options

-Quick & Smart Pulldown

-Brightness Slider Options

Heads Up Notifications

Lockscreen Options

-Shortcuts

-Bottom Corner Targets

-Weather Options

-Clock Widget Settings

Power Menu Options

-Power Off

-Reboot

-Screenshot (with delay option)

-Screen Record

-Profile Switcher

-Airplane Mode

-User Switcher

-Settings

-Device Lockdown

-Sound Panel

Buttons

-Navigation Bar Toggle

-Power Button End Call Option

-Home Button Options

-Back Button Wake Up Option

-Menu Button Options

-Search Button Options

Navigation Bar

-Back, Home & Recents Editor

-Height, Width & Other Options

Pie Control

-Buttons Options

-Style & Dimension Options

-Trigger Options

-Visibility

Gesture Anywhere

-Location Options

-Trigger Regions

Animations

-Toast Animations

-Listview Animations

-System Animations

-Scrolling Cache

-Scrolling Modifiers

App Circle Bar

-Choose what apps you want to show on the App Circle Bar

-Trigger width, position and height

Device Control

-Control Kernel, CPU, GPU & Many Extra Settings

Display Options

-Adaptive Brightness

-Daydream

-Ambient Display

-Wake Up on Charge

-Prevent Accidential Wake Up

-Double Tap to Sleep

-Density

-Reported Density

-Screen Recorder

-Color Calibration

Sound & Notification Options

-Media, Alarm & Ring Volume Options

-Increasing Ring Volume

-Call Vibration

-Interruption Options

-Notification Light Options

-Battery Light Options

-App Notification Options

-Notification Access

-Camera Shutter sound, Screenshot Sound, Safe Headset Volume

-Less Frequent Notifications

-Heads Up Notification with Snooze Timer & Time Out

Other Stuff Included

-User Profiles

-System Profiles

-Location Options

-Security Options

-Privacy Options

-Accounts & Sync

-Language & Input

-Backup & Reset

-Accessibility

-Printing

-Performance Control

-Developer Options

-Rom & Hardware Information

Screenshots you can see here

Installation

1. Install TWRP (thanks [MENTION=6588992]1cefire[/MENTION])

2. Upload Rom and gapps on phone

3. Wipe data and system

4. Flash rom

5. Flash gapps

6. Reboot

Download:

ROM

GApps (choose ARM64 and 5.1)

Sources:

Device

Kernel

Vendor

Sorry for my english
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] mrd.macdonald:
boot loope on imobile IQ II (Marshmallow Rom):(

now , I return to marshmallow ready.

will try again next time.

thanks for your work.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] FindYanot:
Then flash this rom, you need stock 5.1.1 rom.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] kaankulahli:
Thanks for sharing.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] sourav4ganguly:
Can i flash this rom on lava pixel v1?(2ng gen android one device) india
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] FindYanot:
You can try flash this rom
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] sourav4ganguly:
Lava pixel v1 even doesn't has any android development started...no custom recovery...no custom rom...not even stock rom... So cant flash :''(
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] dotnathan:
work fine on imobile IQ II but camera did not working it say can't concect camera
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
Any

real

improvements over Stock firmware?

Or just one of the usual Mods?
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] septano88:
Can i flash this rom on infinix hot 2? ( andrid one gen2 )
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
Nope.

Your Phone has a MTK SoC.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] 1cefire:
[MENTION=5804988]FindYanot[/MENTION]

Dude, I suggest you put this to all your post regarding Wileyfox Swift custom roms

These phones are the only Android One 2nd Generations which have similar specs to the wileyfox swift.

Some Android One 2nd gen phones have mediatek soc :good:

Been using this rom since 10/28/15. One word "Awesome!". Looking forward for more roms from you dude! :highfive:
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] qurshot:
Hello, mobile data does not work for me. Except for that rom is awesome but I need 3G connection :) (General Mobile 4G)
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] viknesh war:
help

Is this support lava pixel v1
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] viknesh war:
link not working

ROM link not working...plz help
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] LameXcuzes:
Wifi not working

Wifi not working. Using cherry mobile android one G1.
[Android One (Second-Generation) General] vel_tins:
Lollipop is history, so why bother?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] nthnet:
Hi All, I upgraded my 8525 to WM6 and I don't have the New Outgoing Port option in the Bluetooth COM Ports tab even after pairing with my PC and/or bluetooth devices. Do anybody know how to fix this issue? Thank you in advance for your help.
[General Questions and Answers] jchidambar:
Hi,

I want to find out below information at any given point of time from android phone, can you please help me understand how I shall do it?

1. Total Available RAM (user space + kernel space)

2. How much RAM is being used by Kernel

3. How much RAM is used by user space (Framework + RIL + Apps etc)

4. How much free RAM is available

I tried with /proc/meminfo , I do get free and total ram but however I am not understanding what all I need to add to get the total mem displayed in /proc/meminfo.

Ex:

MemTotal: 405328 kB

MemFree: 51400 kB

Buffers: 1060 kB

Cached: 163008 kB

SwapCached: 4036 kB

.....

Committed_AS: 13577876 kB

VmallocTotal: 499712 kB

VmallocUsed: 72164 kB

VmallocChunk: 231812 kB

MemTotal = x + y + z etc ?? //From above what all I need to add to match total value to MemTotal?

Thanks

Chidambar
[General Questions and Answers] xdedeone:
Show this

http://android-developers.blogspot.com.co/2014/01/process-stats-understanding-how-your.html?m=1

Apps not get defined ram memory to use, they are using the RAM as needed. If u have many apps in background, use of RAM will be higher
[Elephone P8000] liog:
I see that the sound profiles can't customize, in fact when I remove the audio to all notifications in vibration mode, the soft touch buttons don't vibrate. There is a xposed module that makes the vibration of the keys permanently?
[Elephone P8000] liog:
Nobody can't help me?
[Elephone P8000] SponTen:
I'm sorry to tell you man, but I just don't think they're going to "fix" this any time soon.

Ever since the death of Symbian OS, there has been a real lack of support for audio profiles. I find it really annoying too - I swear it was such a useful feature.
[Samsung Gear S2] drmacrofish:
This is not meant to be a full comparison here. Just was in my local ATT store today and put one on next to my Apple Watch to see how it compares size wise. Here are the pics.

As you can see, the thickness of the Gear S2 is for real. More than the Apple Watch even, at least eyeballing it. And it was pretty heave on the wrist too. However, this may have been related to the security device that was attached to it as well. The speaker on it was decent. I turned on some Samsung tunes with it and turned it all the way up and could hear it pretty clearly in the crowded ATT store. Functionality is basically the same as the non-3G version of the watch that I have for now.

Still torn on weather I wanna stick with this, or go with the LG Urbane 2nd generation.
[Samsung Gear S2] FitzAusTex:
Thanks for the pictures. Looks hideous! Maybe it actually looks better than your top picture? Was gonna run up to my local at&t store today, now definitely will to see for myself.
[Samsung Gear S2] sefrcoko:
Thanks for sharing...wow that looks thicker than i imagined (or wanted). Looks like I will stick with my classic after all, considering i already have a gear s.

Fyi, I read the lg urbane lte will be 14mm...also very thick!
[Samsung Gear S2] FitzAusTex:
yeah the Urbane LTE is thick, but since it is larger overall, it probably won't look as weird.
[Samsung Gear S2] drmacrofish:
Exactly my thoughts. I think it will hide the thickness better because the lugs and band are bigger too.
[Samsung Gear S2] supersoulfly:
"More than the Apple Watch even"

???

Even? Of course it's more than the Apple Watch. Apple Watch is thinner than a lot of smart watches..

Apple Watch - 10.5mm

LG Watch Urbane - 10.9mm

Gear S2, Huawei, Moto 360 - 11.4mm

Gear S2 3g, 13.4
[Samsung Gear S2] SRZ1977:
That is just the case though, Apple is kind of being disingenuous about the real thickness of the watch which is 12.46 mm including glass and sensors:
[Samsung Gear S2] dgcyears:
Too bad! I've been waiting for a while for the gear s2 3G to show up, but as everyone can see, it is NOT worthy at all. Look at the thickness of the normal Gear S2.

The normal one is beauty, but it doesn't have a speaker. The second one is ugly af, but DOES have a speaker.

Conclusion: Wait for LG Watch Urbane 2... 1 week ago or so I was happy knowing that i'll buy the gear s2 3G sometime soon, guess i'll just stick with something else. Too bad, it was too good to be true...