J jlgarr86 Well-Known Member Dec 28, 2012 #1 Bumped into using root explorer. what's app-private for? it's empty...
Digital Controller The Real Bass Creator Dec 28, 2012 #2 It is for apps that are considered, "Protected Applications" and it will throw them in that folder.
J jlgarr86 Well-Known Member Dec 28, 2012 #3 Digital Controller said: It is for apps that are considered, "Protected Applications" and it will throw them in that folder. Click to expand... can a protected application be seen without root? also can it be uninstalled or disabled? without administrator rights?
Digital Controller said: It is for apps that are considered, "Protected Applications" and it will throw them in that folder. Click to expand... can a protected application be seen without root? also can it be uninstalled or disabled? without administrator rights?
Digital Controller The Real Bass Creator Dec 29, 2012 #4 jlgarr86 said: can a protected application be seen without root? also can it be uninstalled or disabled? without administrator rights? Click to expand... Unfortunately this doesn't really do anything, it just labels it as protected and it can still be seen whenever.
jlgarr86 said: can a protected application be seen without root? also can it be uninstalled or disabled? without administrator rights? Click to expand... Unfortunately this doesn't really do anything, it just labels it as protected and it can still be seen whenever.