Messed up my permission settings! In the 'special app access' unrestricted data access and then having system apps displayed.. please tell me which apps are suppose to be enabled? I need someone with dual sim version to tell me because i disabled carrier services thinking it doesnt matter and google play services which re enabled by itself.
But please someone either pm me or post here which apps are enabled in order for dual sim and other services to not break. I messed up the permissions, jusr need the list of apps thanks. Its only a few.
ehBrY said:
Messed up my permission settings! In the 'special app access' unrestricted data access and then having system apps displayed.. please tell me which apps are suppose to be enabled? I need someone with dual sim version to tell me because i disabled carrier services thinking it doesnt matter and google play services which re enabled by itself.
But please someone either pm me or post here which apps are enabled in order for dual sim and other services to not break. I messed up the permissions, jusr need the list of apps thanks. Its only a few.
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For me it's Carrier services & Google play services in the default view.
In case I include system apps it brings up the following additions:
Download manager
Downloads
Google backup transport
Google Services framework
Media storage
MTP host
Related
Hi,
I am using LG optimug G pro E988 & i having a problem with Google maps.
suddenly the maps is stop the working in my cell.
i uninstall the updates & also re-store my cell phone though its not working.
Its showing massage like.. "Can't connect to the network. Check your data connection and try again."
I already connected to my WIFI. though its not working.
Plz help me out..
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Did you try clearing data of Google maps? Also clear data for google services framework and reboot. Try that.
Erik
ricco333 said:
Did you try clearing data of Google maps? Also clear data for google services framework and reboot. Try that.
Erik
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Ensure you do not have ad blockers, that block hosts file changing. Once I removed blocking ads with Lucky patcher, maps started to work.
Nafiganado said:
Ensure you do not have ad blockers, that block hosts file changing. Once I removed blocking ads with Lucky patcher, maps started to work.
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thanks
Hi
I have two accounts that I use on my devices. On one account, I face 403 error, this application can not be downloaded for some apps but if I download the same by swaping accounts, I seem to download fine!
I remember using contact fix from google play due to problems with contact sync. Contact sync did its job!
It was a known problem in ROM that I flashed in one of my device; however, afterwards, I seem to get this error on specific apps like Viber on every device I use.
WHAT WORKED FOR ME
-Delete all gmail accounts from settings
-Clear app data of google play store, google framework, play services,google account manager from settings=> All apps
- Downgrade play store by uninstalling google play store apps
- delete host file from device/etc/host.text (Needs root)
- restart
-try to add account again from settings (not from Google play)
- see if google play works or gives no connection error
-in case of no connextion error, delete google account and add again!
- Works like a charm!
Hnk1 said:
Hi
I have two accounts that I use on my devices. On one account, I face 403 error, this application can not be downloaded for some apps but if I download the same by swaping accounts, I seem to download fine!
I remember using contact fix from google play due to problems with contact sync. Contact sync did its job!
It was a known problem in ROM that I flashed in one of my device; however, afterwards, I seem to get this error on specific apps like Viber on every device I use.
WHAT WORKED FOR ME
-Delete all gmail accounts from settings
-Clear app data of google play store, google framework, play services,google account manager from settings=> All apps
- Downgrade play store by uninstalling google play store apps
- delete host file from device/etc/host.text (Needs root)
- restart
-try to add account again from settings (not from Google play)
- see if google play works or gives no connection error
-in case of no connextion error, delete google account and add again!
- Works like a charm!
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Nope, doesn't work.
It took my a long time to find a solution, none of the solution I have tried many solution on the internet but none of that is working. So I decided to write one to save someone time for someday
Symptom:
1. Displaying "Unknown Issue with Google Play Services" on the notification area for a app. Any apps relied on Google Services like Google Map, Play Store, or even some game like Pokemon Go is not working.
2. When go to settings of selecting Google Account, it force closed. So you can't remove or add Google account / change the sync settings anymore.
Root Cause:
Still unknown, may be due to some bug in Mi 5s offical firmware issue. Even I have clean install of offical global rom but still having this issue after 2 -3 days of use. I dont have such issue when using another phone before but just having this issue when using Mi 5s. (I am purchased two Mi 5s and both are having the same issue)
Solution:
0. Root privilege is required, there are many thread already teaching you how to root Mi 5s so I won't go through the details of rooting Mi 5s here
1. Download Google Play services 9.8.77 (448-135396225) apk and put in the internal storage
(Due to some restriction in xda, I can't post the apk links or upload to this thread, please search in link on the internet, the MD5 for this apk is 1B552C81376A29E8F1F4B2ED9F990B11)
2. Delete Google Play Service
Since Google Play Service is come with the ROM and it is "system app", root privilege it required to remove a system app, to remove a system app, you can search "system app remover" on play store, there are many application which help you to remove system app with one click. For me, I am using a paidware called Titanium Backup so I dont have any recommendation with the above free system remover, but I think most of them should work.
After you have deleted Google Play Service, a pop up about "com.google.gms has stopped" will keep popping continuously even you click "cancel" everytime, but don't panic! Now just hold your power button and Reboot the device
3. Install Google Play Service
After rebooting the device, the "com.google.gms has stopped" pop up will still keep popping continuously. When you click "cancel", there is a 1 second small time gap before the next pop up come in, so make use of the time gap to locate the Google Play Service you have downloaded on the internal storage and install it.
4. Add Google account
After the installation, the pop up will be gone. However, all of the Google account which has configuration on this device are also gone, so you need to add it back as usual.
That's it. Try to open Google Map now
Hello everyone.
I can't install or update any apps because Play Store doesn't see any Google account - it says I need to log in but I am already in.
I think I know what happened. My friend wanted to delete some apps (docomo, Google) which he doesn't need and after factory reset docomo apps were installed but some Google weren't.
So, could you tell me which apps are installed (with APK names if possible) on the device at start?
Dunatiry said:
Hello everyone.
I can't install or update any apps because Play Store doesn't see any Google account - it says I need to log in but I am already in.
I think I know what happened. My friend wanted to delete some apps (docomo, Google) which he doesn't need and after factory reset docomo apps were installed but some Google weren't.
So, could you tell me which apps are installed (with APK names if possible) on the device at start?
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If your friend just deleted those apps from within your devices settings app, a factory reset will restore those apps again.
System apps are only permanently lost if they are removed with high privileges (having root access).
Can't you log in manually in play store or remove your current account from the phone and then reconnect it?
Also, did it help to delete the data of play store as well as cache?
User699 said:
If your friend just deleted those apps from within your devices settings app, a factory reset will restore those apps again.
System apps are only permanently lost if they are removed with high privileges (having root access).
Can't you log in manually in play store or remove your current account from the phone and then reconnect it?
Also, did it help to delete the data of play store as well as cache?
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Everything you say I tried earlier with no result.
So It works now after I use VPN to add an account.
It was Google mistake. They broke many phones yesterday
Hi.
Today I needed to pay something through my banking application, but the application did not allow me access because it detected malicious software on my phone and it is Whatsapp PLUS, which I have to uninstall in order to enter the banking application.
What should I do now if I use Whatsapp PLUS all the time, but at the same time I need access to my banking application?
How does a banking application detect that I am using an illegal Whatsapp Plus application?
Is there a way around it?
Thanks a lot.
And for info root I have over Magisk.
This might seem trivial, but have you tried revoking the "Get info about installed apps" permission?
Most apps use this to index all your apps and check for so-called "malicious" package names.
TechieTwinToes said:
This might seem trivial, but have you tried revoking the "Get info about installed apps" permission?
Most apps use this to index all your apps and check for so-called "malicious" package names.
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What should I do?
Even if I freeze WhatsApp via titanium backup, the bank's application still notifies me that there is malicious software on my device - WhatsApp.
That I should just uninstall it.
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What should I do?
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go to your banking app's "App Info" page, under permissions, look for "Get info about installed apps" and if it is "Allowed", change it to "Deny"
this is assuming you are on MIUI. I'm sure other ROMs also have a similar permission.
jkmaxfli said:
Even if I freeze WhatsApp via titanium backup, the bank's application still notifies me that there is malicious software on my device - WhatsApp.
That I should just uninstall it.
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What is the package name of your whatsappPlus app? You should find it in the "App Info" page for the app. Should be something like "com.whatsapp"
TechieTwinToes said:
go to your banking app's settings, under permissions, look for "Get info about installed apps" and if it is "Allowed", change it to "Deny"
this is assuming you are on MIUI. I'm sure other ROMs also have a similar permission.
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There is no such setting about allowing the installation of applications under permissions - allowed / deny
jkmaxfli said:
There is no such setting about allowing the installation of applications under permissions - allowed / deny
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In that case you either modify the app itself - use apk editor to decompile app , edit manifest.xml and remove permissions like "query all packages" from it . Compile the app and run it again. This might work but if app is protected in some way that it detects modification you might get banned from it or worse :/
Other way is to isolate WhatsApp Plus by using tools like virtual xposed - basically a virtual container. You can install WhatsApp in there and it shouldn't cause any issues but I'm not sure you'll be able to receive notifications... ( You can try installing bank app in there instead but I'm not sure how that'll work... Either it will detect root/xposed or the container itself will allow querry all packages to seep through into main os - this depends on whether virtualxposed has declared permission for querying packages or not )
Third option is probably the best one - Uninstall and use web browser to access banking.
maybe whatsapp plus is indeed malicious
use malwarebytes for android to check whether whatsapp plus is malicious or not