SNCA:Android

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Android
Mobile operating system
Founded	September 23, 2008; 17 years ago
Creator	Open Handset Alliance
Operated By	Google
Homepage	https://android.com

Android, also known as Jewdroid (no one says that doe) is a widely used mobile operating system based on a modified version of Linux kernel. It is programmed in Java^🗝️, Kotlin , C++^🗝️, and recently, Rust , along with other tools for development.

Soyteens use Android on their mobile devices primarily for 'jakking if they're too broke to have a computer in their hands. Android is also mainly used by pajeets, who unironically use Chinese android brands like Redmi.

Majority of Android operating systems is based on the AOSP (Android Open Source Project), GMS (Google Mobile Services), and custom vendor (android brands) code/data (like Samsung) to change its look and feel for their brand.

Google Mobile Services

GMS is darker than coal...

GMS is a raisinty datamining tool from Google that adds Google services into your Android device, along with a spying tool which slows down your device and a Remote Access Trojan (Google Play Services and Find Hub respectively) that can remotely factory reset, locate and password protect your device, and do a bunch of other similar things. This is being exploited by hacker groups in some areas. To get rid of it, you need to root your phone or flash a custom ROM if you require to rid it. This also have have the added benefit of bypassing restrictions imposed by manufacturers and carriers^🔒, giving you back full control of your device, that the manufacturer does not want you to have.

Removing GMS

By un^🗝️lock^🔒ing the bootloader

This option is a recommend first before trying root as it is much easier to perform.

1. Open the "Settings" app
2. Select the About phone menu.
3. Near the bottom of the screen, where you see Build number, tap it several times to enable developer options.
4. Go back and select the newly added option Developer options
5. Find the OEM unlocking option and toggle the switch to on
6. Scroll down and locate USB debugging. Toggle the switch on.
7. Now you can flash your own custom ROM, we recommend GraphineOS.

If you use Samsung, you may need to reboot your device to Download Mode, and tell it to unlock the bootloader. However, by doing this, it WILL factory reset your device along with unlocking the bootloader.

If you do not see OEM unlocking, you luck is shit and this method is not possible for you. However, all hope is not yet lost. Some carries and manufactures allow you to do it through there tools, so I recommend looking on XDA for how to do it through them. Once unlocked through the manufacuer/carrier, you should see the OEM Unlock option that you are after. If not, then well... you are really are all out of luck and you need to do the android rooting way

By rooting

As Android is based on their version of Linux, it is technically possible to get superuser (the highest level of userspace authority in an linux system, where you can probe your custom kernel modules too!) or root access to access almost every single aspect and feature of your mobile phone down to the last line of kernel code. For starters, rooting is explained below.

Rooting is the process of obtaining privileged ("root") access on an Android device. This allows the user to modify or replace system applications and settings, run specialized apps that require administrator-level permissions, and perform other operations typically inaccessible to a standard user. Think of it as basically giving yourself Administrator rights like when prompted with UAC on Windows, or running sudo on Linux.

Here is how you would normally accomplish this:
First we need to find out if our device is rootable in the first place. Not all Android devices are designed equal, some manufacturers make it really easy to perform root, while others really hard, and depending on the device can actually be impossible. This is why to root, it is specific for your device as they all set up android in their own way.

But don't fret, there is a group of hackGODS on a fourm site called XDA that done all of the hard work for us. We just need to follow their instructions carefully, and I MEAN CAREFULLY, as making an mistake could cause permanent damage your device, or depending on the model version may have different steps entirely.

1. Go to https://xdaforums.com/all-forums-by-manufacturer
2. Select your manufacturer from the list
3. Select your device model
4. Filter by "How To Guide" Tag, if your device can be rooted, you will see a guide going over on how you can do this for your device model. If you dont, chances are a exploit has not been discovered for your specific model yet.
5. Once done rooting, we need to check if we have root. This can be done easily through an app called Root Checker. If you do indeed have root, congrats on knowing how to follow insturctions teen! Else, you will have to try all over again from step 4

Some high-security bank/delivery applications will cease to work due to security reasons after you root your device.

If you do have an device that can't be rooted, just get a Google Pixel. They are famous for being really easy to root in just one click

Bloatware

A default Android install is filled to the brim with bloatware and spyware that no one wants to use ^{Unless you use a custom ROM geg}, however you can use the Universal Android Debloater tool to fix that.

Debloating your Android phone

THIS GUIDE REQUIRES BASIC PHONE AND COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE!

So you decided you want to debloat your Raisinphone Ϫ Pro Max, well here's a simple and comprehensive guide:

1. Download the Universal Android Debloater, preferrably the OpenGL one.
2. Download the Android Platform Tools.
3. Unzip the Platform Tools anywhere on your computer, and move the Debloater's executable there.
4. Enable developer mode if you haven't. This is done by going into your phone's settings, finding your "About phone" section, and tapping the "Build number" label 7 times.
5. Now, connect your phone to your computer via USB.
6. Open uad_gui-windows-opengl.exe, in the top left you should see your phone's name.
7. Wait for it to get all the packages.
8. Once you see a list of packages, select the ones you don't want.
9. After selecting, click the uninstall button.
10. After uninstalling, I recommend you to do a restart just in case.
11. And you're done!

Creating an application

If you're a JavaGOD, then creating your own application is relatively simple:

1. Download and install Android Studio ^{Make sure to install the emulator too!}.
2. Once you've got it installed, select a template from the ones listed. Start with a basic Activity to get the main part of your app working correctly.

Afterwards follow any of these steps:

• Design your application's UI with the Layout Editor.
• Give your app functionality via Java^🗝️/Kotlin .
• Add permissions in the Manifest (camera, location and other glowie SNCA).
• Test out the app in the emulator.
• Integrate libraries.

After you're done creating your buggy mess of an app, generate a signed ACK APK or Application Bundle.