Joey Hewitt

I actually want the original HEIC files. I don’t know if the metadata file issue is related to HEIC. Maybe so, if others haven’t seen it yet.

Maybe I am missing something, but I don't see the need to implement this with AT commands or manual SIM IO. Android's telephony layer already has SIM file access, for...

Ha, well I feel clueless too, as I've now realized how hard my idea would be to do. I'm pretty sure those objects are living in the com.android.phone process. It...

Yeah, I agree it's good to avoid requiring root or Xposed. I see in your SEEK post that you apparently have its SmartcardService installed, so hopefully that's at least one...

> But what are you saying here? > > > Right, those APIs are not part of the public API... I mean it's not as straightforward as I originally thought,...

First off, I posted some really rough code [here](https://github.com/scintill/Android-IMSI-Catcher-Detector/commit/a9862eba5ea0f32ef84dd137eda2b56c709fb196?diff=unified#diff-b8efbc537482809237323f3fc20ff4edR68) (direct link to SIM I/O part), in the form of a patch to the app that tries to logcat out a...

I just read my phone number from the SIM card with SIM I/O! [New code here](https://github.com/scintill/Android-IMSI-Catcher-Detector/commit/54e1660b3d659056b9ea58ff6daf0303c96e2630). Requires root and SEEK (but not OpenMobile service), and probably adjustment of the user...

Sounds like we are on the same page about PKCS#15 stuff preventing the OpenMobile API from being useful to us. However, that doesn't rule out the SEEK telephony service call....

In regards to making our own daemon/service, I am considering embedding a permissive version of the OpenMobile service into the app. With root, we should be able to start it...

I am also seeing something nondeterministic. Starting with @artiomchi's minimal testcase, I am dumping some intermediate state and comparing between Chrome and Safari 6.0.5. I have just observed several times...