I think it does not matter… if yes then i will
and what isnt good with that that you wont me to build a new?
I guess if someone can mod it for LG then I can test it. But it seems like it needs Android 7 and up.
why stay stuck on that device?
buy a newer device far a git your
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I simply love the Exalt. Super dumb and pretty good!
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look if it works on must phones on the market…
also i am good on offline apps i never did others…
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I know it works on the TCL but that is Android 11.
If it’s not your thing then scratch.
well everything starts with a first
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hurry up to vote will close soon
Conclusion:
I’m not going to mess with any project that tries to read sent SMS. Android basically made it impossible unless you’re the default SMS app. Since Android 4.4, only the default app can reliably see the content://sms/sent data, and newer versions lock it down even more.
Sure, there are tricks—like what Pushbullet does—using a ContentObserver on the SMS database, broadcast receivers for sent events, and even notification mirroring as a fallback. But those approaches are fragile now: on modern Android versions they either don’t work consistently or break completely. I saw their APP and that’s exactly how they’re doing it, and I’m not interested in reusing those same stupid/rubbish workarounds.
Incoming SMS is a bit different and still easier to intercept through the broadcast system, but sent messages are a whole other story.
- Bottom line: it would just be a headache with super inconsistent results, so I’m staying away from it.
btw i am pretty sure they charging money(if not why rely on so stupid broken workarounds?)
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I’m looking for an app that can block outgoing text messages to a list of numbers that can be updated remotely. Will be used to block AI text numbers mainly. Would pay to integrate into ROM’s if you build one.
Or does anyone know of such an app?
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are you ready it should be the default sms app?
Shouldn’t have to be. If it’s just blocking incoming it doesn’t need to be the default
incoming only? well that one i can definitely do
Yeah outgoing is more complicated to block. Really all that’s needed is incoming
discourse changed it…
Either it’s really terrible or I don’t get how to use it.
Everything just goes on one line, no matter what I do.
At least the old posts are untouched.
Hello there, my dear user! let’s test this:
adb devices
adb shell pm list packages
adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.browser
adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.email
adb install waze.apk
adb install voiceaccess.apk
adb install apps4fliplauncher.apk
Your device is filtered as guided on apps4flip!
looks fine…
It does.
What are you using to do it?
I’m just trying to do the same I always did.
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