Wonderfull step for Carstream AA 2.0, But is there a way without Rooting?

[as4ysf]

I did all the steps successfully.

as per the instructions provided. Which required me to:

• Install the Android Debug Bridge (adb)
• Install the SDK using Android Studio
• and enable my mobile the USB Debug (after enabling the development in the setting)

But, is there a way to avoid Rooting my device?

Regards,

[mirh]

If you check what #185 does (ie. edit a database of *freaking play services*), that's really not something that can be achieved otherwise.

..Unless maybe you backup com.google.android.gms data with adb, then edit it, and ultimately restore? I'm not sure if this procedure is needed everytime the program runs, or what.

[EranSch]

The entire security model of Android is designed around preventing apps from doing exactly this: modifying other apps.

Your best bet would be to backup and try to modify the play services package. There's probably some other security measure in place to ensure that's not easy as well though... Because, again, that would make the world of apps pretty sketchy too.

[Ovadia-B]

Can you just compile the app with an white-listed package name?

[kyokusei84]

I tried changing the package name but didnt work, using last play service and aa versions. Even with a rollback of aa to version 2.9 still doesn't work.