Robert Vollmer

The new way to reference the Xposed APIs is published now: https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/wiki/Using-the-Xposed-Framework-API The tutorial still needs updates in several places though to match the Android Studio way... and I guess...

> Do someone trying to patch safetynet, for example? I guess that would indeed be necessary, but it will be a cat-and-mouse game. I'm too busy with getting Xposed itself...

I'd prefer if you went to a separate repo. Right now, ~400 people are watching the Xposed repo and will get emails for every comment posted. Sure, every single person...

Actually, I'm not sure how I created that file... But it only contains a single class, `android.os.FileUtils`. I could probably convert this to use reflection instead.

OK! Please understand though that this doesn't have high priority for me. Hm, and actually, it should be enough to keep this as `provided` dependency, not `compile`. The included class...

Could you please use `ps` to find out the PID of the Zygote process (I think it might be named `app_process32`), and then do an `ls -l /proc//fd`? That would...

This seems to be related to logging. The check in AOSP actually closes the logging handles before doing the whitelist check, which is why I guess that Google didn't give...

Do you have the official version? Sounds more like a bug in your launcher...

I think the idea is right, but I wouldn't want to close the door for adding support for earlier Android versions one day. If the minSdkVersion is 21, new code...

> If an IDE like AS provides some automated checks against this value Yep, that's what I was thinking about. If you try to use some SDK21+ method, Android Studio...