So far I've got Adaway, and some YouTube Xposed modules to block ads and allow background play.

f.lux

>>54688572

f.lux or twilight?

>>54688493
What are the names of those modules?

Also gravity box from xposed as well as maxlock are both nice for security and customize ability

>>54688346
>>>/spg/

Fucking retard.

Is xposed safe?

>>54691534
No, it's not. When you are rooting your phone, you are messing with some kind of internal structure - it could have been working before you gained elevated access, but after that nothing is really known.
On top of that, xposed modules are modifying how application works, so they can also do malicious things.
The thing is, that if you want to stay as safe as possible, you shouldn't root your phone, just encrypt it and pray to teh lord that the company which made it haven't screwed anything

>>54691699
how to stop all ads without root?

>>54691741
Install fdroid and use NewPipe

>>54691812
>NewPipe
NewPipe is a lightweight YouTube front-end
how does that remove ads system wide without root?

>>54691699
Open source root manager is better than SuperSu? I have been logging internet connections from one month and have firewall installed. SuperSu didn't even try to connect to internet.

>>54691699
I agree that I can't know what SuperSu and other root apps are doing behind the stage. SuperSu has full logging option but I don't think it logs all the stuff.

>>54691741
I think you cannot. You are either rooting and abusing security, or watching ads.
Or, there is a third way: don't use/pay for apps that have ads.

>>54692309
>>54692556
Well, actually I'm not meaning, that SuperSu or any other app is abusing security per se.
Yes, that may be possible, but no one knows for sure, and I'm not gonna judge this. I personally use SuperSu too, so I'm not secure either.
What I meant is that the whole rooting process may create a huge hole in system's security. Android „is” Linux, right, but the system is clearly stating: „if you want proper root access, go to proper Linux”.