Anyone here using transparent status bar?

Why dun u just long press the power button >10s until it reboot itself.

Second that. That 's how I reboot my Sony tablet.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread...t=bootanimation

this bootanimation is AMAZINGGGGGGG

and yes i have it

take that TW users

rejoice fellow sentinel antt00

Does this work for TW ROMs?

I do have this on my Mediapad, and yes it looks cool.

Anything new with the recent update?
Downloaded, haven't installed

yes i do!!



aside from flashing problems, i don't think so.

unknown wor >.<

DMF2 and DME6 have issues, you may want to hold off on the update.


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Department of Paranoia

Manage Individual App Permissions with XPrivacy
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/mana...-with-xprivacy/

There’s no denying that privacy is a huge concern for a large number of mobile users across all operating systems. Short of smashing your wireless router and trading down to a 3310 that’s kept in a lead-lined box until you need to make a call, it can be incredibly difficult to keep track of where, when, and to whom your personal information is divulged.

Android applications require various permissions, which you are no doubt familiar with by now. Most require these for valid reasons. Some, however, may take advantage of a particular permission and use it to do something you might not be aware of or have expected. Apart from installing only applications that you absolutely need and trust, the best way to try and eliminate the possibility of permissions being abused is to use something like OpenPDroid to adjust these permissions on a per-app basis. The only downside to such a modification is that it can be difficult to put in place for the average user. XDA Senior Member M66B has taken a step towards making permissions management a whole lot easier with a little help from the Xposed Framework.

XPrivacy is an Xposed module that allows the user to view all the currently installed applications on their device and then adjust the individual permissions that app is able to use. Instead of simply preventing the application from collecting the data it is looking for, which can lead to force closes, XPrivacy will provide false data such as an empty contact list or spoofed location. A full list of the possible restrictions and any other information you could possibly want is available from M66B’s Github. The module is also open source, which is nice.

If privacy is a concern for you, take a look at the original thread for more information.


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I have this installed and it's pretty nifty. Probably obsoletes pdroid.

hooh888

please don't put in the same category with such mongrels.

another reference to "dog" ....

cat lover, bird lover, dog lover ...... apa lagi ada .... of course.... Note 2 lovers !!!!!!

Yes it should work.

Hmm, I've already installed and rooted it early Thursday morning. Does that mean I'm screwed now? Hahahah. I hope not

Check whether u can see your IMEI nos. ?

If he doesn't change his modem he should be fine.

eh,,., how to edit what to get me some transparent goodness?

teach me...

Ok, my IMEI number is still intact. I didn't change my modem as well because I wanted to try this new modem out.

Seems to be ok right? Is there anything else I need to be wary about?

i don't know if it's the same for aosp roms. and i don't use xposed or simplistic, i use the old school decompile, edit required file then recompile and place it back in the phone. you may refer here to see what you need to modify.

Beware....he will stalk you now for your solution....