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After a bit of research, it turns out while android can parse XML files natively. But It treats XML files as immutable files (Read only) [and according to this answer,...

@MuntashirAkon To help the developer, this is my full research on the subject. I have a lot to say, so I will try to write three comments or five comment...

In my first comment. I only manipulated the permission on android 12 and did not test on older version of android. In the older version of android. You need to...

The first question I asked myself is how reliable changing packages.xml. It turns out, changing it does not have effect until system_server restart(`pkill system_server`) or android reboot and the permission...

After knowing, the permission get cached after parsing AndroidManifest.xml. I started asking myself can I stop android from caching the permission so changes to packages.xml take effect immediately. And according...

So after giving up on disabling the permission cache, I asked myself can we manipulate/change the permission cache. But to change something you need to understand how it works first...

After learning how permission cache works. How can we change it? Or can we intercept calls to the permission cache midway and change the returned results. The answer is yes,...

in the old days there was exposed, but now there are only two options, Zygisk or LSPosed lastly how can you test Zygisk or LSPosed well LSPosed require Magisk to...

@MuntashirAkon And to emphasize again, I am not writing multiple comment to bother the developer or anything like that. I wrote multiple comment for easier readability. And adding process hooking...

And just to be safe, this is **my last comment** on this issue unless I hear anything that says otherwise from the developer