Locked Android Phone Manual

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Manual: Productivity lock your phone, ”remove google” from your

phone and replace Operating System and google calendar

synchronisation with opensource alternative.

Name: ...

18-04-2018

Contents

1 Introduction 2

2 Bottlenecks: Current possible phone models for this setup 2

3 How to root phone (Exampled Moto G3 Out of 2015) 2

4 Installing a diﬀerent BOOT/Phone Bios software. E.g.: TWRP 3

4.1 Booting in TWRP after installation of TWRP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

5 Install diﬀerent phone OS. E.g.: linneageOS 3

6 Get root access. E.g.: SuperSU 4

7 Remove recent apps button from navigation bar. E.g.: App custom navigation bar 4

7.1 Introduction.................................................. 4

7.2 Steps: ..................................................... 4

8 Install lot of apks at once. E.g. adb minimal 5

9 Automatic periodic data backups. E.g.: app tasker 5

9.1 Export automatic periodic backups with Tasker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

9.1.1 Download ﬁles from phone to laptop through USB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

9.2 List of data that is exported: (this data is only put there if you have automated the tasker backup

asdescribedinsection10 .......................................... 6

9.2.1 Create a batchscript to do the absorbing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

10 Setup automatic app and settings backup. E.g. titanium backup pro 6

11 Restore old backup with Titanium Backup 7

11.1 Limitations: Titanium backup w.r.t. Whatsapp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

12 Enable remote keyboard 7

13 Auto Sync all google calendars through davdroid 8

13.1TODO: .................................................... 8

14 Setup Applock 8

15 Retrieving data from a (TWRP) brick with ADB: 9

15.1Scenario:.................................................... 9

15.2backingupthesdcard:............................................ 9

15.3Gainedknowledge .............................................. 9

16 Connecting to WIFI 9

16.1DoOnce:downloadandinstall ....................................... 10

16.2 Do everytime you connect to a NEW, UNKOWN wiﬁ network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Appendices 12

A .xml ﬁles for Tasker V5.2.bf1 Whatsapp media Proﬁle 12

A.1 Whatsapp automatic backup of all media (except messages) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

B Blocklist for applock 15

B.1 Overviewofapps:............................................... 15

C List of (preferred) apps used in this System 17

D WIFI network adding example ﬁle. 18

E Tasker V5.2.bf1 task to open wiﬁ settings 19

F .xml ﬁles for Tasker non-WA media 19

F.1 Auto backup pictures,screenshots,callrecords,soundrecords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Bibliography20

1 Introduction

Hi, this contains the manual of how to set up a completely locked phone that does not allow sogging. There are

two ways to achieve this if you have the right phone:

1. Shortcut: If you already implemented this guide once, and wish to restore your complete system on your

phone from a titanium backup ﬁle go to: section 11.

2. Implement all the steps described in this manual once, from top to bottom. (after that you can do it the

easy way.)

For a complete list of apps that I like to use in this system, see appendix C.

2 Bottlenecks: Current possible phone models for this setup

There are two bottlenecks to using this guide to apply this productivity lock on your phone:

1. Your phone might not be (easily) rootable (yet). Rooting generally requires you to enable some kind of access

right, followed by retrievel of a code unique by your phone, which you can submit to your manufacturer, which

supplies you with an unlock code, entering that gives you certain rights in your phone. Either at that point

it is already rooted, or you need an additonal app that, after those rights have been granted to you, do the

actual rooting. Since the procedure varies per phone I did not take the time to document the procedure,

you’ll have to research this yourself. If you are determined to implement this system but do not know where

to start with rooting your phone, feel free to contact me.

2. Your phone might not be supported by the Open Source operating system lineage for android. You can check

this at: https://download.lineageos.org/

3 How to root phone (Exampled Moto G3 Out of 2015)

This is the manual that I followed, sorry but this is phone dependent so you’ll have to look up

how to do it or ask a friend. Todo: make this in a concise short list of instructions. Source: https:

//motog5.net/unlock-bootloader-install-twrp-root-moto-g3/

Pre-Requisites The device which you are going to root should have a decent amount of battery. We suggest

your device is having at least 80Enable USB debugging on your smartphone. Go to Settings ¿ About Phone and

tap on build number 8 times. Return to Settings and then go to Developer Options. Enable USB debugging from

here. If you have valuable data, create a backup of all the information which is present in your device. All your

data will be erased at the stage you are going to unlock the bootloader of the device. Install Minimal ADB and

Fastboot tools on your PC. Install drivers of Moto G3 on your PC. Extra Note: If you enjoyed android apps and

games on your Moto G and wanted them on you PC, you can do so just by downloading and installing Bluestacks

android emulator. Here are blue stacks system requirements to run blue stacks without error. Check now.

How to unlock bootloader of Moto G 3rd gen To get root access on Moto G 3rd gen, the bootloader of your

device should be unlocked ﬁrst. Follow the guide shared below as it will help you to unlock the bootloader of Moto

G 3rd gen.

Power oﬀ your Motorola Moto G smartphone. Once your device is powered oﬀ, you need to switch it on in

Fastboot mode. To enter the Fastboot mode of Moto G 3rd gen, you have to press Volume Up + Power key.

Connect the smartphone to your PC. Once your device is connected, go to the folder where you have installed

Minimal ADB and Fastboot tools. You need to enter a couple of commands now. Open the command window by

selecting right mouse button and Shift key. Select open command window here. Check if Moto G is connected in

Fastboot mode with your PC by entering the command mentioned below. fastboot devices

Now you need to get the unlock data which will help you to unlock the bootloader of your smartphone. You can

enter the command shared below which will assist you in getting unlock key data. fastboot oem get unlock data

A long string will be displayed in front you. Copy it and keep it in Notepad. Remove all the spaces which are

present in the string. The next step is opening the Motorola website. Go to the link and open Motorola website.

Create a new Motorola account if you are not having one. Once you are logged on the site, you have to paste the

string which you have copied in notepad in Step 5. Copy it and then select Can my device be unlocked. Select I

Agree on the option, and after that, you have to choose Request Unlock Key. Open your mail id which you used for

logging on the Motorola website and then check the mail sent by Motorola. It will have a unlock code which will

help you to unlock the bootloader of Moto G3 Open the command window again and enter command mentioned

below which will ﬁnally unlock the bootloader of Moto G3. fastboot OEM unlocks (insert code here)

This will unlock the bootloader of Moto G 3rd generation. Now you are ready to install recovery and root your

device.

How to install TWRP recovery on Moto G 2015 To install TWRP recovery, you need to download the recovery

ﬁrst. Download TWRP(2.8.7-r7.img) recovery for Moto G by opening this link. Rename the recovery to img and

copy it to the directory of MinimalFastboot and ADB tools. Now you have to put your device in Fastboot mode

again. Repeat Steps 1 and two here which you followed while unlocking the bootloader. Enter the command

mentioned below as it will ﬂash recovery on your device. fastboot ﬂash recovery twrp.img

Within a couple of minutes, recovery will be ﬂashed on the device. Once TWRP recovery is ﬂashed, you are

ready to root Moto G3.

Also Read: – All about Motorola Moto G3

How to root Moto G3 Download SuperSU on your mobile by opening this link. Once downloaded power oﬀ

your smartphone and enter the recovery by pressing Power + Volume Down button. Select Install button and

browse Super SU ﬁle. Flash the ﬁle on your device. You will get root access on Moto g 3rd gen. This is how you

can quickly unlock bootloader and root Moto G 3rd gen.

How to Root Moto G on any Android Firmware The ﬁrst thing you have to do is to go to this page. From

the above mentioned site, you have to download the latest version of the Superboot app. Place the downloaded

ﬁle on your PC. Unzip the ﬁle anywhere for example on a desktop. On your computer open a command prompt

window (start – run – cmd). On the command prompt window navigate to the folder you have just unzipped (using

cd commands). Turn oﬀ your Moto G smartphone. Wait a few seconds and then reboot into bootloader mode.

For bootloader mode press and hold volume down and power buttons at the same time for a few seconds. Then

connect your smartphone to your computer via a USB cable. On the cmd window type the following command:

“superboot-windows.bat.” Wait while your Moto G is being rooted. In the end, unplug the USB cord and reboot

your phone. Go to Google Play and download the Root Checker app to check the root status. If root checker app

says, root access available then Enjoy you have rooted your Moto G. After Moto G rooting, you can install custom

ROM’s and ﬁrmware. Note: – If you want to remove the unlocked bootloader message then just download this ﬁle

and ﬂash it via TWRP recovery.

4 Installing a diﬀerent BOOT/Phone Bios software. E.g.: TWRP

Still need to document how ti install TWRP, I think you download a zip from somewhere that contains the bios,

then store it somewhere on your internal storage of your phone, after you have rooted your phone, and then restart

your phone in recovery mode.

4.1 Booting in TWRP after installation of TWRP

To boot into TWRP:

1. shut down phone

2. in moto 3rd g: press power+volume down button to start up.

3. select recovery mode

4. press powerbutton to chose recovery mode

5 Install diﬀerent phone OS. E.g.: linneageOS

1. download addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip

2. and download lineage-14.1-20181120-nightly-osprey-signed from: https://download.lineageos.org/osprey (for

moto g3 take moto g 2015)

3. download adb minimal (use it by opening the ﬁle py cmd.exe)

4. copy addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip as ”lineage.zip” into folder ”Minimal ADB and Fastboot techbeasts”.

5. boot in twrp

6. copy the .zip to the phone when booted in twrp with command:

adb push <source-path> <target-path>

7. for me:

8. in twrp install addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip.

6 Get root access. E.g.: SuperSU

7 Remove recent apps button from navigation bar. E.g.: App custom

navigation bar

7.1 Introduction

This assumes you just did a fresh install of LineageOS osprey 14.1 nightly build.

7.2 Steps:

1. download fdroid

2. download terminal emulator from fdroid

3. download custom navigation bar from an alternative source such as: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/

paphonb/custom-navigation-bar/custom-navigation-bar-0-8-11b-release/custom-navigation-bar-0-8-11b-android-apk-download/

download/

4. rename it to customNavBar.apk, install it. (it was named: xyz.paphonb.systemuituner_0.8.11b-118_

minAPI24(nodpi)_apkmirror.com.apk with command:

adb install customNavBar.apk

5. Then give custom navigation bar root access from adb with command:

adb shell pm grant xyz.paphonb.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

6. once that is done, ignore the next command you are supposed to enter in the android terminal emulator

listed below. (I entered it several times but it kept saying I should grant runtime access. That is done with

the adb command above. After the adb command above I did not re-enter the command below. (But just in

case it did inﬂuence the procedure here it is):

pm grant xyz.paphonb.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

7. Then open the custom Navigation bar app.

8. do the compatibility test. It should change the home button to the little arrow shown in the middle of ﬁg. 1.

Figure 1: If the custom navigation app works with your phone the diagnostic test should change the home button

as shown in the green circle.

9. Next, in the app click ”experimental features” and remap the ”overview ” button to ”home”.

10. that’s it. Now quickly reboot and uninstall the app as it shared your data. (The remapping will remain

active after de-installation!

8 Install lot of apks at once. E.g. adb minimal

Use the command:

for %f in (C:\your_app_path\*.apk) do adb install "%f"

for

9 Automatic periodic data backups. E.g.: app tasker

To create the task that automatically exports the speciﬁc data listed in section 9.1.1, do the following:

This is like a double safety data backup and data overview for convenience.

1. open tasker

2. then in the top bar where it says ”proﬁles.. tasks ..” hold ”tasks¿import” then select the ﬁle named ”Copy-

WhatsappV0.prj.xml” import that task.

3. You can create that ﬁle by opening a notepad and pasting the content of appendix A in it and then renaming

the .txt ﬁle to a .xml ﬁle.

4. that copies all your whatsap data into a folder on the external storage (drive named 17EE-2356) named:

WhatsAppExport

5. Todo: verify this method works.

9.1 Export automatic periodic backups with Tasker

Using tasker you can export the data manually from internal SD to External SD. To export your whatsapp media,

import the tasker project=(task executed every xx [time span] listed in appendix A. appendix A contains the the xml

code for the .xml ﬁle that is a tasker project (copy the text into a notepad and store it as WhatsappExport.xml). If

you import this project it will automaticallly export your ﬁles every night to external SD. In appendix F a diﬀerent

tasker project is listed that exports all non-Whatsapp media to your external SD.

9.1.1 Download ﬁles from phone to laptop through USB

1. Open

../Minimal ADB and Fastboot_techbeasts/py_cmd.exe

2. Connect Phone through USB with PC. (Verify it is connected G, by typing

"adb devices" in py_cmd.exe (should return a code for the device))

3. Enter the following commands to copy their respective folder:

adb pull "/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport" "E:\2018-09-22 backups\Android\WhatsAppExport"

adb pull "/storage/17EE-2356/DCIM" "E:\2018-09-22 backups\Android\DCIM"

adb pull "/storage/17EE-2356/call records" "E:\2018-09-22 backups\Android\call records"

adb pull "/storage/17EE-2356/Contacts" "E:\2018-09-22 backups\Android\Contacts"

adb pull "/storage/17EE-2356/titanium backups" "E:\2018-09-22 backups\Android\titanium backups"

9.2 List of data that is exported: (this data is only put there if you have automated

the tasker backup as described in section 10

1. WhatsAppExport

2. DCIM

3. call records

4. Contacts

5. Titanium backups

9.2.1 Create a batchscript to do the absorbing.

Speciﬁcations:

1. get list of folders on phone.

2. get single destination folder

3. automatically create subdestinations in destination folder based on list of folders on phone, if the destinations

do not already exist.

4. for all ﬁles in folder pull. (duplicate ﬁles are just overwritten)

5. Todo: for all ﬁles: if ﬁle is created a week ago, and ﬁle is on pc in destination folder, then delete on phone.

6. Todo: Structure backup location and make it dynamic.

10 Setup automatic app and settings backup. E.g. titanium backup

pro

There are two options, either download version titanium backup 7.4 +patch, or dld titanium backup 8.0 from

Mega: Mega.co.nz. Then instal titanium backup.

1. First install supersu: by copying addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip to the phone with for example:

adb push <source-path> <target-path>

2. for me:

3. Next download titanium 8.0.

4. then install it. It will say will not work has no root permission.

5. So go to settings and enable developer options by tapping the android type 7 times.

6. go into settings, developer options and enable root access (for apps and adb).

7. restart

8. open Titanium backup and it works.

11 Restore old backup with Titanium Backup

Import a ... ﬁle and hit ”restore”.

11.1 Limitations: Titanium backup w.r.t. Whatsapp

You can not merge diﬀerent backups of whatsapp yet, so suppose you have a really old backup of whatsapp and

you hope whattsapp automaticallyy downloads the missing messenges your number received between ”now and the

time of the backup”, you’re in tough luck. So the solution/best approach is to just maintain a consistent backup

procedure and restore the latest backup as quickly as possible after a reset. That way the WA message gap is

minimalised.

12 Enable remote keyboard

1. 0.First open remote keyboard.

2. 1.(Go to phone settings and enable remote keyboard as keyboard)

3. 2.Then go to app remote keyboard and also there, enable remote keyboard as keyboard.

4. 3.Then on pc¿control panel ctrl+F ”turn windows features” on or of

5. 4.Enable Telnet Client my marking the checkbox as shown in ﬁg. 2.

Figure 2: How to enable telnet on Windows 10

6. 5. Then start cmd and enter:

telnet <ip from remote keyboard app> <port>

(including the space)

7. 7. Then from attached calendars.ods

(a) 7.1 (When you manually add a calender by copying the google id as described here Make sure the space

after the calender id/email is gone!! so that the ”/events” is also included.)

(b) 7.2 Use that to quickly copy calendars.ods column D into DAVdroid, (Copy column D, then paste it in

the phone by rmb on cmd screen)

8. 8. Open davdroid

13 Auto Sync all google calendars through davdroid

1. In public github download the PublicCodeLibrary/VBA/Google Davdroid calendar app sync/ folder. Or in

excel/Google Davdroid Calendar App Sync/.

2. Open the Excel named ”calendars from gmail to davdroid V14.xlsm”. That downloads google calendar

website, and controls your phone.

3. open https://calendar.google.com/calendar/r/week?pli=1

4. Save that website as: ”google.txt” in the subfolder ”WebsiteSource” which is located in the same folder as

the excel.

5. install remote keyboard on phone as explained in section 12 and make sure you can control phone from cmd

with command:

telnet <ip from remote keyboard app> <port>

(including the space)

6. For me:

7. Download opensource ahk from: https://www.autohotkey.com/download/

8. Put the cmd with the remote keyboard connection in the right half of your screen.

9. put the excel in the left hand side of your screen.

10. Open davdroid on your phone, (such that the plus symbol is clickable, though do not click it.)

11. Press the ”0. get cal codes”

12. press the cmd with remote keyboard logged in in it, then immediately afterwards press ”1. Copy Data to

Phone”.

13.1 TODO:

1. Get calendars through api

2. correct long names of imported .cal ﬁles from mytimetable

3. automate adapting loop of .ahk to nr of calendars.

4. stop doing beun de haas and just do it all inside the smartphone.

5. check if opentasks has a better calendar synchronization than taskwarrior andorid task apk.

14 Setup Applock

ADB Applock (Note. FIRST DO TITATNIUM BACKUP, you will not be able to modify titanium backup after

setting up the lock!”

Also, First set up the lock with a code you know so you can practice. TEST IT FOR A WEEK! Then if everything

is perfect (you can access what you need when you need it without the unlock code) let a friend change the code.

(And or, if you’re hardcore, let him/her hide the applock application from the appview (inside applock)).

Open applock press the half moon on the bottom left to see the locking proﬁles. Then add the following, and any

apps that you also use to procrastinate to the list. An example list is found in appendix B.

Create new proﬁle named ”Lock day” and Lock (save when done locking):

15 Retrieving data from a (TWRP) brick with ADB:

15.1 Scenario:

You tried to change the navigation bar, but now your phone will boot but the screen is black and phone is responsive

but you cant do anything except reboot, power down and ...

Luckily you can still connect with adb devices to the phone, as ”adb devices” returns your device(code)

15.2 backing up the sdcard:

1. download adb devices

2. get the location of the sdcard with:

adb shell echo $EXTERNAL_STORAGE

3. get the location of the ”internal sd card with command (sounds nice but does not work):

adb shell echo $INTERNAL_STORAGE

4. Copy all content of the sdcard to your pc with command:

adb pull "/sdcard/" "E:\\2018-11-20_android_sdcard_backup\\"

5. to copy the other storage location (sdcard appears to be the internal storage):

6. adb pull "/mnt/sdcard/" "E:\\2018-11-20_android_sdcard_backup\\"

7. and:

adb pull "/storage/17EE-2356" "E:\\2018-11-20_android_sdcard_backup\\"

adb pull "/storage/emulated" "E:\\2018-11-20_android_sdcard_backup\\"

adb pull "/storage/self" "E:\\2018-11-20_android_sdcard_backup\\"

15.3 Gained knowledge

1. You can open a sort of Linux terminal in your phone with the command:

adb shell

2. then command ”ls” lists the directories in that folder. You can change directories with cd.

3. Then if you completely browse up the hierarchie with ”cd ..” you can see where the external olders are located

if you dive back into the directories smartly.

4. that yielded a location of:

/storage/17EE-2356

/storage/emulated

/storage/self

16 Connecting to WIFI

To be able to connect to a wiﬁ you’re going to add a wiﬁ connection manually in the phone.

16.1 Do Once: download and install

1. ”wiﬁ analyzer” http://apkfind.com/dl5/apk/2018/4/8/com.farproc.wifi.analyzer_139.apk?id=com.

farproc.wifi.analyzer&f=Wifi%20Analyzer_3.11.2_apk-dl.com.apk.

2. ”Wiﬁ connecter Library” http://apkfind.com/dl5/apk/2016/11/8/com.farproc.wifi.connecter_16.apk?

id=com.farproc.wifi.connecter&f=Wifi%20Connecter%20Library_2.0.3_apk-dl.com.apk

3. Install QuickEdit from https://apk-dl.com/quickedit-text-editor-writer-code-editor/com.rhmsoft.

edit

4. Install the ”Edit wiﬁ settings” ”app” I created, OR:

5. you can create it yourself with tasker by importing the task xml code listed in appendix E and exporting the

task as APK. (this way you can open the wiﬁ settings after tasker and your ﬁle explorer have been locked by

the productivity lock).

(a) For Tasker V5.2.bf1 You are required to get the exact same tasker factory version as you have the Tasker

app version. The steps required to create the task and consequently the app, were:

(b) Create a new task in Tasker.

(d) Click ”Code”.

(e) Select ”Run Shell”

(f) At command, enter:

am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -c android.intent.category.DEFAULT -d "file:///data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf" -t "text/plain"

(g) Leave Timeout(Seconds) at 0

(h) Mark the checkbox at: ”Use Root”

(i) Leave the rest blank/unchanged.

(j) Hit the back arrow.

(k) Now you can run the task by pressing the ”play” button in the bottom left.

(l) To export the task as an app ﬁrst install taskbuilder from https://apkpure.com/tasker-app-factory/

net.dinglisch.android.appfactory/download?from=details

(m) Select an icon for the task (9 bloks bottom middle of screen.)

(n) Long press task¿export¿as app.

(o) The ﬁle was only openable by the QuickEdit app. The others did not get access.

Figure 3: Example of the input in the task at tasker

16.2 Do everytime you connect to a NEW, UNKOWN wiﬁ network

1. Find the BSSID using the app ”wiﬁ analyzer” and copy it.

2. Open the ”OpenWiﬁSettings” app (from cloud, or created with Tasker or restored from Titanium backup)

(this opens the wiﬁ conﬁguration ﬁle in app ”QuickEdit”.

3. Now you want to create the network settings directly in the ﬁle where android normally stores it if you add

a new wiﬁ network through network settings. To make it easier you can:

4. OPTION I: Use the template given in appendix D, by copying an example network of that text.

5. OPTION II: OR you can let the app ”full wiﬁ” create a new template for that network for you. Either way

you still need to know what the netwerk settings must be. In ”full wiﬁ:” >Click: add new network>select

required settings>

6. Next, open the app ”OpenWiﬁSettings”.

•OPTION I: If it exists remove the network settings for that BSSID. Then add the text of the network you

copied from appendix D and modify the settings/text (e.g. BSSID, password, username, authentication

method etc) to what they need to be for your new network.)

•OPTION II: Find the BSSID and edit the settings to what they should be, if you

•Save the ﬁle by long pressing the pencil symbol in the top right of QuickEdit.

7. Turn wiﬁ on and of to re-initialize the modiﬁed //data/misc/wiﬁ/wpa supplicant.conf ﬁle.

8. After storing the connection settings for a speciﬁc wiﬁ network, you can connect to it in (at least) 2 ways:

•You can connect by clicking the wiﬁ network name(ssid) in the dragdown screen/widget from the normal

android homescreen. But that might bring you to wiﬁ settings (which are locked with applock) and ask

for a password the ﬁrst time, click backbackback till you’re in the homescreen again without entering

any pathword. It will now connect to the ssid you’ve chosen, or else retry.

•Or you can open the app ”wiﬁ analyzer” and long press the wiﬁ network ssid, press connect. It should

then automatically connect to the wiﬁ. If you cannot press connect without entering a password, you

did not enter the correct data in the wpa supplicant.conf ﬁle. Please retry.

9. Todo: Create a tasker apk replaces the normal wiﬁ settings interface of android. By asking the user for the

input using a dropdownbox listing connection type options and password etc, to prevent typos in the .conf

ﬁle.

Appendices

A .xml ﬁles for Tasker V5.2.bf1 Whatsapp media Proﬁle

A.1 Whatsapp automatic backup of all media (except messages)

A project in tasker V5.2.bf1 is, (in this case) a time schedule, (every day at 01:37 in the night), that executes a list

of tasks. To import this project into tasker V5.2.bf1, Save code below as a .xml ﬁle and then longpress ”projects”

in top bar¿import and select this ﬁle. (or just install the app (from the titanium backup)).

<nme>CopyWhatsappV0</nme>

</Kid>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Images/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Images/</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Images</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Animated Gifs</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Animated Gifs</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Voice Notes/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Voice Notes</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Voice Notes</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Voice Notes</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Stickers/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Stickers</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Stickers</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Stickers</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Profile Photos/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Profile Photos</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Profile Photos</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Images</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Profile Photos</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Audio/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Audio</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Audio</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Audio</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Video/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/Whatsapp Video/</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Video</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Video</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Documents/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Documents/</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Documents</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Documents</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp Animated Gifs/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/WhatsAppExport/WhatsApp Animated Gifs</Str>

</Action>

<nme>cust_profile_enter_light</nme>

</Img>

</Task>

</TaskerData>

B Blocklist for applock

Applock constists of two proﬁles, a normal/day proﬁle named ”Locked day” and a proﬁle called ”Unlocked Morn-

ing”. Locked day is active the whole day (activated every day at 6.15 in the morning) and the unlock proﬁle is

activated at 6.05 in the morning, this grants you 10 minutes of your day to take care of Whatsapp etc.

•assuming you sleep like a baby for 9 hours per day, that is:

•10

(24−15)·60 ·100% = 1.1% of your life (awake).

•OR 3.6 DAYS PER YEAR!!!

•Assuming you live at least another 75 years that still is 75 ·3.6 = 304 days of your life (awake).

B.1 Overview of apps:

Proﬁle

I:”Locked day” Proﬁle I:”Locked day” Proﬁle II:”Unlocked

Morning”

Proﬁle II:”Unlocked

Morning”

List of locked apps list of unlocked apps List of locked apps list of unlocked apps

Settings 9292 Gallery Gallery

Advanced

Protection auto sync Whatsapp Whatsapp

Amaze bluetooth Advanced Protection 9292ov

App

Factory Bluetooth Pair Amaze auto sync

AppLock business calendar Amaze bluetooth

Audio FX

(remove) calculator App Factory Bluetooth Pair

Browser

(remove) call recorder AppLock business calendar

calendar

(remove) camera auto sync calculator

(remove) clock bluetooth call recorder

F-Droid contacts business calendar camera

ﬁles

(remove) davdroid calculator clock

radio/ DiskUsage call recorder contacts

gallery duo mobile camera davdroid

helium

(remove Etar clock DiskUsage

MEGA Full Wiﬁ contacts duo mobile

Music here WeGo davdroid Etar

Private

Notiﬁcations incoming call duo mobile Full Wiﬁ

SuperSU LibreOﬃce Viewer fdroid here WeGo

Tasker Mega F-Droid incoming call

Titanium

Backup Messaging ﬁles (remove) LibreOﬃce Viewer

Titanium Backup

Patcher (remove) OpenVPN for Android fm radio Mega

Whatsapp OpenWiﬁSettings3 here WeGo Messaging

Phone incoming call OpenVPN for Android

PostNL LibreOﬃce Viewer OpenWiﬁSettings3

ProtonVPN Mega Phone

QuickEdit Pro Messaging PostNL

RAR Music ProtonVPN

recorder OpenVPN for Android QuickEdit Pro

Reisplanner Phone RAR

Remote Keyboard Private Notiﬁcations recorder

Signal ProtonVPN Reisplanner

Slack recorder Remote Keyboard

Smart AudioBook Player Reisplanner Signal

SMS Control Center Remote Keyboard Slack

Spotify Settings Smart AudioBook Player

Taskwarrior Signal SMS Control Center

Trello Slack Spotify

weightxreps Smart AudioBook Player Taskwarrior

Wiebetaaltwat SMS Control Center Trello

wiﬁ Spotify weightxreps

Wiﬁ Analyzer SuperSU Wiebetaaltwat

Wiﬁ Connecter Library Tasker wiﬁ

WiFi Connection Manager Pro

Unlocker Titanium Backup Wiﬁ Analyzer

Titanium Backup

Patcher (remove) Wiﬁ Connecter Library

Trello WiFi Connection

Manager Pro Unlocker

Wiebetaaltwat

wiﬁ

C List of (preferred) apps used in this System

Advanced

Protection duo mobile Reisplanner

9292 Etar Remote Keyboard

9292ov fdroid Settings

Advanced

Protection F-Droid Signal

Amaze fm radio Slack

Amaze Full Wiﬁ Smart AudioBook Player

App

Factory Gallery SMS Control Center

AppLock HERE WeGo Spotify

Audio

FX (remove) incoming call SuperSU

auto

sync LibreOﬃce Viewer Tasker

bluetooth List My Apps Taskwarrior

Bluetooth

Pair MEGA Terminal Emulator

Browser

(remove) Messaging Titanium Backup

Business

Calendar Music Trello

calculator OpenVPN for Android weightxreps

calendar

(remove) OpenWiﬁSettings3 WhatsApp

Call

Recorder Phone Whatsapp

camera PostNL Wiebetaaltwat

clock Private Notiﬁcations wiﬁ

contacts ProtonVPN Wiﬁ Analyzer

DAVdroid QuickEdit Pro Wiﬁ Connecter Library

DiskUsage RAR WiFi Connection Manager Pro

Unlocker

DuckDuckGo recorder

D WIFI network adding example ﬁle.

Location://data/misc/wiﬁ/wpa supplicant.conf File content(id’s have been changed):

disable_scan_offload=1

driver_param=use_p2p_group_interface=1

update_config=1

device_name=lineage_osprey

manufacturer=Motorola

model_name=MotoG3

model_number=MotoG3

serial_number=ZY222XB46P

device_type=10-0050F204-5

config_methods=physical_display virtual_push_button

p2p_disabled=1

pmf=1

external_sim=1

tdls_external_control=1

network={

ssid="KPN"

key_mgmt=NONE

priority=1

disabled=1

id_str="%7B%22creatorUid%22%3A%2210033%22%2C%22configKey%22%3A%22%5C%22KPN%5C%22NONE%22%7D"

}

network={

ssid="WiFi in de trein"

key_mgmt=NONE

priority=2

disabled=1

id_str="%7B%22creatorUid%22%3A%2210033%22%2C%22configKey%22%3A%22%5C%22WiFi+in+de+trein%5C%22NONE%22%7D"

}

network={

ssid="tudelft-dastud"

bssid=00:d3:34:aa:54:23

key_mgmt=WPA-EAP IEEE8021X

priority=3

disabled=1

id_str="%7B%22creatorUid%22%3A%24310107%22%2C%22configKey%44%5B%45%5C%22tudelft-dastud%5C%22WPA_EAP%23%5A"

}

network={

ssid="eduroam"

bssid=00:c1:35:ab:ab:21

key_mgmt=WPA-EAP IEEE8021X

eap=PEAP

identity="firstletterLastname@tudelft.nl"

password="wachtwoord"

phase2="auth=MSCHAPV2"

priority=8

proactive_key_caching=1

disabled=1

id_str="%7B%22creatorUid%22%3A%24310107%22%2C%22configKey%44%5B%45%5C%22tudelft-dastud%5C%22WPA_EAP%23%5A"

}

network={

ssid="Hyper Workshop"

bssid=00:c1:64:de:ee:23

psk="tedttest"

id_str="%7B%22creatorUid%22%3A%2210112%22%2C%22configKey%22%3A%22%5C%22HyperSpy+Workshop%5C%22WPA_PSK%22%7D"

}

E Tasker V5.2.bf1 task to open wiﬁ settings

This contains the xml code of a task in Tasker V5.2.bf1. You can convert that task into an app using Tasker

Factory V5.2.bf1 (Factory version must match Tasker version!). To do so, save code below as a .xml ﬁle and then

longpress ”tasks” in top bar¿import and select this ﬁle. (or just install the app (from the titanium backup)) and

procede with the steps described in section 16.1.

<nme>OpenWifiSettings3</nme>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d "file://file:///data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf" -t "text/plain" -f 0x13000000 -n android/com.android.internal.app.ResolverActivity</Str>

</Action>

</Task>

</TaskerData>

F .xml ﬁles for Tasker non-WA media

F.1 Auto backup pictures,screenshots,callrecords,soundrecords

Save code below as a .xml ﬁle and then longpress ”tasks” in top bar¿import and select this ﬁle. (or just install the

app (from the titanium backup)).

<nme>CopyDCIM</nme>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">DCIM/Camera/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/movedToESD/DCIM/</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">DCIM/Camera</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">Music/SoundRecords</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">Music/SoundRecords</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">DCIM/Camera</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">Pictures/Screenshots/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/movedToESD/DCIM/</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">Pictures/Screenshots</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">Pictures/Screenshots</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">CallRecorder/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/movedToESD/sounds/</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">CallRecorder</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">CallRecorder</Str>

</Action>

<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">Music/SoundRecords/</Str>

<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">/storage/17EE-2356/movedToESD/sounds/</Str>

</Action>

</Task>

</TaskerData>

References

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