The developer options contain a location faker which you can use to fake your location. The other things are probably just available as apps, search around.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rikka.appops All you need is root and a background service
Thank you, this looks good!
I get a url not found error on that link.
Odd. The app is called "App Ops - permission manager".
This used to be possible with Xposed framework, but I don't know if that is still a thing.
I used to love Xposed. The xPrivacy plug-in did exactly what OP asked. Unfortunately Google kept changing and restricting the API and also the switch from Davlik to ART pretty much killed it off.
xposed still works, it's only gotten better and grown into lsposed. I still use xprivacy (now called xprivacyLua). Just got to make sure to USSN and Shamiko magisk modules to be able to use banking etc. apps.
XPrivacyLua is no longer maintained YFI. It still seems to work just fine for now, but that probably won't last. I've not found a good replacement for it yet.
Works pretty well for now. Geergit is probably going to replace it after a few refinements. (Although i really dislike that they've taken the subscription path for most of the features to work).
I remember CyanogenMod used to do this. I don't know if that feature made it over to LineageOS tho
Hi there, letting this one stay up but just a heads up on rule 2 in the sidebar. Questions should be posted to !askandroid@lemdro.id instead. Thanks!
Thanks for the info, will post to askandroid next time!