IMHO, when I run a rooted device, I know that I have the ability to carry out actions with _root_ permissions, so if I were to tell the device 'shoot yourself in the foot' it would execute that command just as I instructed it to. AFAIR two main reasons were given for the decommissioning of XPrivacy Pro:ġ.) its far reaching capabilites could 'break' things in such a way that things mightn't work any more. Yes, it required a rooted phone so the target audience already was the more 'advanced' group of Android users. It's successor is _far_ from its predecessor's capabilities. Then, at one point, XPrivacy Pro was put to rest.
I absolutely did like his XPrivacy Pro (no, I don't mean XPrivacyLua), which I had also paid for.
Preamble: Kind of semi off-topic as the thread is about Android e-mail clients but the common denominator is the developer.
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