I'm trying to find an app that can record phone calls. A simple task. But literally no app can do it because "google said no and removed the heckin' api!!!" (except in india, they can still records all the calls they want)
These people must be the laziest peepeesuckers to ever live, "Oh noes there no api 4 dat!!!!" It's a fricking linux system isn't it? Just get root access and record any data sent to the speaker while a call is in progress!
But even dev refuses, citing "muh security, muh play sotre rulzzzz, muh legality" as if any of that matters a single frick to the end user
inb4: "But you can't just intercept that data, muh SElinux!" disable it. You can do it, you have root.
inb4: "why don't you do it then?" Because I know nothing about andorid, have never written a single app using their SDK (I just compile my go/c/d for linux/arm and use a termnial app as a wrapper) and can't find out which device file gaydroid uses for the main speaker because every result is "make big $$$$ making your first app TODAY" Because android is the new web 4.0 and infested with jeets
!codecels I wish ubuntuphone had taken off
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tbh dev is nta this time. I tried to make a simple 'notify me when the json from this webpage changes' app for my phone once. A literal one or two lines on linux. I gave up a couple of hours into reading why you can't even reliably 'run every X seconds' on android.
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jfc android is aids. AIDSdroid
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