rooted-device

My HTC Sensation is rooted (I can see the SuperUser app; I can su using the Terminal Emulator app; I was able to install Android Stock ROM Cyanogenmod). I'm not able to open the /data folder using either ADT or adb shell su (permission denied) or File Expert app. What can I do to open the folder? I found the answer and solution: As for access the adb shell , I need to enable "Root access" for ADB in "Developer options" (this apply for stock Android 4.0.4 by Cyanogenmod but the same option could be present somewhere else in your phone) As for File Expert, the "Root Explorer" functionality is

I work for a digital signage company which has Android devices running in kiosk mode. Lately, we wanted to add screen capture for debugging. The easiest way to do that was to use getWindow().getDecorView().getRootView().getDrawingCache() to create bitmap and to send it over the network, but this will not capture videos as it's been rendered in surface view. MediaProjection's createVirtualDisplay seems promising, but the explicit permission needed to use this feature is not acceptable. Even requesting user permission for the first time and persisting the result for further use is not acceptable

The NFCEE_ADMIN permission is signature level. However, is it possible to "cheat" to get this permission on a rooted phone ? Maybe using a technique similar to the way ClockSync does it ? I am trying to use reflexion techniques to get access to NFCExtras : mAdapter = NfcAdapter.getDefaultAdapter(this); try { Class mynfcextras = Class.forName("android.nfc.INfcAdapterExtras"); Method getnfcExtras = mAdapter.getClass().getMethod("getNfcAdapterExtrasInterface"); Object nfcExtras = getnfcExtras.invoke(mAdapter); } catch (Exception e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); } But

Since I am new to Windows Phone Technology, I want to programatically find in my application that windows device is rooted/jailbrake or not. I found many links but it seems like no way for finding rooted windows device programatically. So is there any way to find rooted/jailbreak windows device programatically any API available for this ? Can anyone help me ? Thanks Rooting and/or jailbreaking is not officially supported by Microsoft and therefore there is no official way for you to check if your application is running on such device. In principle, you could check that, but that check would