This is why I still use an Android custom ROM in 2024
This is why I still use an Android custom ROM in 2024
A custom ROM allows you to extend the life of your Android phone, but does it come with risks in 2024 and why isn't it more popular?
I am surprised that Google spends so much time tackling custom ROMs via it's Play Integrity API. If only they paid that much attention to say, curating the Play Store more, it had be much better for everyone
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I used custom roms for many years, but I now use my phone to pay almost everything, and I need my banking apps. magisk hide is unreliable do I won't be rooting my phone again I think
I think people that take that approach to life are partly ruining it for us all. You're selling your privacy for convinience and in the process legitimising the removal of (what I consider) more ethical and reasonable solutions.
No, phone payments can be much more private than a card payment.
Edit: who tf is downvoting this objectively true statement?
yes this, phone payments mask your card id in the POS. it's way more secure
Perhaps, but I advocate against using both card and phone payment. Cash is the only truly private pay method, barring facial scanning cameras at the counter. Each to their own.
Same. Those features are more important than anything I get by rooting.
Honestly I don't even need root for anything. Adblock runs through a fake VPN app. My Pixel used to have a green screen tint, but Google fixed that at the OS level, so I don't need to have an app for that any more.
Those of us who actually use VPN don't have that option since only one can be in use. Magisk + AdAway, for me.
Care to share the name of the spoofed app?
There's also NetGuard and rethink that spoof VPN connections to filter traffic. I use the latter to block all outgoing apps except for the ones I allow.
https://f-droid.org/app/org.jak_linux.dns66
Looks like it hasn't been updated in a while, but it still works.
Thanks!
- If you're happy, just continue and ignore this comment
- you can try kernel-based root apps such as apatch (my recommendation) or KernelSU