[Magisk] hero94:
Why is this module even allowed on xda?

Hello everyone,

I have one single question about this module. Why do people buy into this thing, without some proper testing and validation of the scripts and the way they influence each smartphone's behavior. It just doesn't make sense. Now I am no expert in Android programming,but I talked with a lot of people who really know Linux and Android.They all said on thing : modern smartphones have individual methods of handling power to deliver high efficiency performance and interfering into that is at least risky if not directly harmful.

Take for example the OnePlus 7 pro . It has its own Oxygen OS AI ,that handles the device in every situation (deep sleep, hi gaming performance ,battery life for conserving energy and so on) . FDE AI would just interfere with the native AI , without any notable benefits. I tested it and all it does ,it enters "DOZE" ,a sleeping mode each time it detects the screen is being turned off for more than a couple of minutes and takes a note into the log file. But there is no description of what it does to the CPU frequencies and overall memory management of the background apps and ultimately to the battery consumption. It really had 0 impact on my phone whatsoever, battery life ,the same, speed, the same ,so what's the point. But why is that? Well because the phone's hardware is still managed by the native OS.So again what is the benefit? The manufacturer should be the only one to decide what is best for the parameters of the phone ,because the manufacturer designed it from hardware to firmware and ultimately the software. There is no one size fits all ,when you are talking about setting the crucial parameters of such a complex device like a modern smartphone. Each phone has its own limitations in terms of CPU frequencies, RAM frequencies and capacity, thermal throttling threshold, current consumption and so on . You can't just state that the mod is compatible with "ALL ANDROID SMARTPHONES" without sounding ridiculous. I would believe that if each phone would be tested and configured individually,it would work, but wait ,that is exactly what the manufacturer does.

To trust this mode is like driving blindfolded on the highway. K20 pro ,is just one example of serious mess up ,made by this mod.

If the developer really wanted to make this project a bit less shady, he would have compiled it into an actual app that just requires root to work, not just some background code that does exactly what it wants, when it sees fit and can do things that are not logged, because who knows what it is doing apart from these supposed tweaks. A fully working APK, would be possible to be tracked in terms of the background data it exchanges ,the CPU consumption and all its actions in detail. Just trusting a log made by the mod itself is like giving a random person on the street your address and keys of the house and letting that person log his actions in your home every day. Would you believe that person to be 100% honest with what he is doing in your house? I don't think so.

And why do you people think that the developer doesn't want to make the source code public? Well because it is something in there that people shouldn't see. Nobody works for a project like this for nothing ,there has to be some kind of benefit.And don't start telling me sh*t ,like ,it is because of the passion for the community . Yes sure enough. If the developer really cared for making this mod trustworthy,he would have made the code public from day one .But hey ,people are actually careless enough to just buy into a thing that sounds like high level programming that promises wonders without any proof. Untill this mod is actually made into a real app, that can be tracked for anything it does ,my honest opinion is that this mod is a hoax and possibly spyware.I dare you, prove me wrong !