What is the easiest way to spoof the GSF Google Services Framework ID - and is it being tracked)?

[Tomos Davies]

Regarding the Google Services Framework ID on Android phones:
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1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).

The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.

This instantly wipes out the Google Framework Services ID on my phone:
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK

We can check the GSF ID is gone with any number of programs:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.

Here you can see my Google Services Framwork ID is wiped out:
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I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
previous one:
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By the end of this thread, we should know the answer to these questions:
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

[Tomos Davies]

Post by Tomos Davies
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

This forum probably isn't technical enough to answer the questions, so I'll
move the question over to the XDA web site.

A quick summary though is that the GSF (Google Services Framework ) key of
your Android device is used by some applications which "use this key to
identify the device which is been used to purchase their services"
http://android-drill.blogspot.com/2014/02/gsfkey.html

Specifically, Google Play uses this GSF as a filing number for storing your
device¢s profile. A device profile is an elaborate description of your
phone / tablet, listing hardware features, software versions, language
options and even carrier information.
http://blog.onyxbits.de/what-exactly-is-a-gsf-id-where-do-i-get-it-from-and-why-should-i-care-2-12/

Luckily it's trivial to change the GSF, where I've done so many times in
the past few days.

Changing Google Services Framework Key
http://indianyouthrockss.blogspot.com/2014/12/changehide-your-identity-with.html
1. Clear data in the Andriod application manager:
a. Application manager > select GSF > Clear data.
b. Application manager > Google Play services > Clear data
c. Application manager > Google account manager > Clear data
2. Go to accounts & sync and remove your Google accounts
3. Re-add your Google account or add another account
This changes your GSF key.

This is the Google Services Framework (GSF) ID description:
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg

Here the GSF ID is wiped out on my Android phone:
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg

Here the GSF ID is different than the previous one:
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg

In summary, there are two important Android ids which are created during
factory reset and which are intended to be "permanent" for the life of that
factory reset, both being 64-bit numbers (16-digit hex strings):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1860405
1. System Device ID: Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID <- used by the Uber app
2. Googls Services Framework ID: GSF Android-ID <- used by the Google Play
app

But both are trivial to change whenever you want to change them.

Right now I'm working on randomizing the privacy data using Xprivacy:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/biz.bokhorst.xprivacy

Xposed Xprivacy claims to spoof the following, randomly, upon reboot, and
by application (if desired):
a. Serial#
b. GPS Latitude & Longitude & Altitude
c. MAC address
d. IP address
e. IMEI
f. Phone number
g. Android ID
h. GSF ID
i. Advertisement ID
j. Carrier MCC & MNC & Country & Operator & ICC ID & GSM CID & GSM LAC
k. Carrier subscriber ID
l. SSID
m. User Agent

[Tomos Davies]

Post by Tomos Davies
Luckily it's trivial to change the GSF, where I've done so many times in
the past few days.
Changing Google Services Framework Key
http://indianyouthrockss.blogspot.com/2014/12/changehide-your-identity-with.html
a. Application manager > select GSF > Clear data.
b. Application manager > Google Play services > Clear data
c. Application manager > Google account manager > Clear data
2. Go to accounts & sync and remove your Google accounts
3. Re-add your Google account or add another account
This changes your GSF key.

Just a standard note of caution, I've been experimenting with changing my
"reported" MAC address, IMEI, Serial number, GPS location, etc., so many
times in the past few days that at one point, the carrier locked me out.

And even Google Play wouldn't give me a new login at another point (I had
gotten a half dozen logins that same day, as I had been experimenting).

They said "something was suspicious" ... heh heh ...

Anyway, my caution to you is just that such things happen when you
experiment.

Luckily, a factory reset seems to have solved all those problems, even the
Google Play account one (where you never need a Google Play account anyway,
but I just wanted to see if it made any difference).

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[Theo]

Post by s***@gmail.com
Hi, I am a total amateur at this. I have bought a chinese motherboard to
revive my samsung s3 and it has no GSF ID and trying the change thing made
no difference. I don't know how to get google play store to work. I have
tried side loading but that has been blocked. Anyone able to help. Not
too much tech talk though, I'm just an everyday phone user who can follow
a YouTube video to fit motherboards lol.

My first thought as 'microG', but it seems it doesn't handle this.

You could install Yalp Store, which has access to the apps in Google Play
without needing GSF.

Theo

[Arlen Holder]

Post by Theo
My first thought as 'microG', but it seems it doesn't handle this.

You know a *lot* more about Android than most of us do, it seems!

MicroG?

Googling for the tribal knowledge record, so that everyone benefits:
<https://shadow53.com/android/no-gapps/faq/what-is-microg/>
"MicroG is an open source replacement for Google Play Services
on devices running Android. Since Google Play Services form a
large part of the backbone of Android (many apps use the services),
it is a very helpful piece of software for people going NO GAPPS."
(Where "GAPPS apparently stands for "google apps package".)

I'm not sure what "Gapps" means, but this article is titled:
"microG Let¢s You Use Android Without Google"
<https://www.droidviews.com/microg-let-syou-use-android-without-google/>
<https://gearallnews.com/what-is-microg-how-to-install-microg/>
"The microG project is 'a free software clone of Google¢s proprietary
core libraries and applications'"

Reading that article, it seems that "microG" is essentially a replacement
for Google Play Services on phones which have a custom ROM installed.
<https://github.com/microg/android_packages_apps_GmsCore/wiki>
<https://microg.org/download.html>

Post by Theo
You could install Yalp Store, which has access to the apps in Google Play
without needing GSF.

Yalp store?

Again, you befuddle me, at least upon first sight. Googling, I find
<https://fossdroid.com/a/yalp-store.html>
Which says:
"Yalp Store lets you download apps directly from Google Play Store
*as apk files* ... The point of Yalp Store is to be ... independent
from Google Services Framework."

Furthermore...
" Yalp Store connects to Google services using a built-in account,
so you do not have to own a Google account to use it."

The only problem is that I get the message when I try to install Yalp:
"No version with compatible signature"

Luckily, a fork of Yalp, named "Aurora Store" appears to work:
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

Others seem to exist that purport to allow Google Play download sans login:
<https://ac-market.en.uptodown.com/android>

But you'd still need to disable Google Framework Services, I think,
wouldn't you?

[s***@gmail.com]

Thanks, I will give your suggestions a try. I have a lot of documents and info saved with google apps, so it will be a bit of a wrench if I cannot connect but I'm sure I will get over it lol.

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Post by s***@gmail.com
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[Theo]

Post by Arlen Holder

Post by Theo
My first thought as 'microG', but it seems it doesn't handle this.

You know a *lot* more about Android than most of us do, it seems!

There's a lot of moving parts at this level, so unfortunately there's quite
a lot to read if you want to understand the landscape.

Post by Arlen Holder
Furthermore...
" Yalp Store connects to Google services using a built-in account,
so you do not have to own a Google account to use it."
"No version with compatible signature"

I'm not sure what that means. Where are you getting it from? You might
have an incompatible version (64-bit on a 32-bit phone, for instance).

Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>
<https://ac-market.en.uptodown.com/android>
But you'd still need to disable Google Framework Services, I think,
wouldn't you?

If you have 'install from unknown sources' ticked, it should be OK - it's
just a way to download .apks

Some of those apps may use Google services and interact with GSF - if you
don't have GSF, microG will spoof them to a greater or lesser degree. If
you already have GSF because your phone comes with Google apps ('Gapps')
then there shouldn't be a problem.

Theo

[Arlen Holder]

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
"No version with compatible signature"

I'm not sure what that means. Where are you getting it from? You might
have an incompatible version (64-bit on a 32-bit phone, for instance).

Ah. I didn't realize that. But I was just testing Yalp out so don't worry
about it. I usually run a quick "hello world" style test of things that
aare new to me but that I don't plan on using right away.

So it was just a "hello world" style quick test of what Yalp does.
I was getting Yalp, as I recall, from F-Droid on a 64-bit phone.

Post by Theo
If you have 'install from unknown sources' ticked, it should be OK - it's
just a way to download .apks

I don't have a Google Play account, so I can *only* install from unknown
sources. :)

I've found, for example, that you can re-use almost all your APKs from
almost any previous phone on your new phone.

What's nice is that the versions don't change on you when you set up a new
phone and it's fast and easy as you don't have to go searching for the
apps.

The apps are all there, one by one, in folders even, where my phone is
super well organized into a folder hierarchy.

Post by Theo
Some of those apps may use Google services and interact with GSF - if you
don't have GSF, microG will spoof them to a greater or lesser degree. If
you already have GSF because your phone comes with Google apps ('Gapps')
then there shouldn't be a problem.

I saw that spoofing. It's nice they thought of all the stuff under the
covers. Thanks for edifying me - I love to learn. (It's so much more fun
than dealing with, say, the troll nospam to shut him up.)

[Arlen Holder]

Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.

SO it might still need some work.

Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

[Theo]

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

I had a play with setting up a GSF-free phone the other day. The steps are:
(google the names if you want links)

0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
4. Add the MicroG repo to F-droid - using the URL/key on this page:
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store

Apps like Google Maps work fine.

I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.

I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.

Theo

[seo guru]

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.

Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>

Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).

In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

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Toprak: Müge çiçeği, nemi seven bir bitkidir. Toprağı nemli tutmak önemlidir. Saksının altına bir tepsi koyarak altına bir miktar su ekleyebilirsiniz. Ancak köklerin çürümemesi için aşırı sulamaktan kaçının. Toprağın sürekli nemli kalmasını sağlamak için bir miktar torf ekleyebilirsiniz.
Sulama: Müge çiçeğinin toprağının nemli kalmasını sağlamak için haftada bir veya iki kez sulayabilirsiniz. Ancak toprağın kurumasını bekleyin ve saksının altındaki suyu birkaç saat sonra çıkarın.
Gübreleme: Müge çiçeği için haftada bir kez az miktarda sıvı gübre kullanabilirsiniz. Ancak bitkiyi aşırı gübrelemek köklerin zarar görmesine neden olabilir.
Havalandırma: Müge çiçeği, nemli ortamları sever, ancak havasız kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Bitkinizi düzenli olarak havalandırarak yapraklarının daha iyi gelişmesini sağlayabilirsiniz.
Budama: Müge çiçeği doğal olarak dallanan bir bitkidir ve genellikle budama gerektirmez. Ancak bazı durumlarda, bitkinin şeklini korumak için gerektiğinde yapraklarını kesmek gerekebilir.
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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

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Işık: Müge çiçeği, direk güneş ışığına maruz kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Dolayısıyla, bitkinin yetişeceği yeri parlak ancak doğrudan güneş ışığı almayan bir alanda belirleyin.
Toprak: Müge çiçeği, nemi seven bir bitkidir. Toprağı nemli tutmak önemlidir. Saksının altına bir tepsi koyarak altına bir miktar su ekleyebilirsiniz. Ancak köklerin çürümemesi için aşırı sulamaktan kaçının. Toprağın sürekli nemli kalmasını sağlamak için bir miktar torf ekleyebilirsiniz.
Sulama: Müge çiçeğinin toprağının nemli kalmasını sağlamak için haftada bir veya iki kez sulayabilirsiniz. Ancak toprağın kurumasını bekleyin ve saksının altındaki suyu birkaç saat sonra çıkarın.
Gübreleme: Müge çiçeği için haftada bir kez az miktarda sıvı gübre kullanabilirsiniz. Ancak bitkiyi aşırı gübrelemek köklerin zarar görmesine neden olabilir.
Havalandırma: Müge çiçeği, nemli ortamları sever, ancak havasız kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Bitkinizi düzenli olarak havalandırarak yapraklarının daha iyi gelişmesini sağlayabilirsiniz.
Budama: Müge çiçeği doğal olarak dallanan bir bitkidir ve genellikle budama gerektirmez. Ancak bazı durumlarda, bitkinin şeklini korumak için gerektiğinde yapraklarını kesmek gerekebilir.
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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

dramacool for all korean dramas and kshows is available in our system http://dramacool.wiki/

<a href="https://www.ciceklerim.com/muge-cicegi-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/" rel="nofollow ugc">Müge Çiçeği Bakımı ve Özellikleri</a>
Işık: Müge çiçeği, direk güneş ışığına maruz kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Dolayısıyla, bitkinin yetişeceği yeri parlak ancak doğrudan güneş ışığı almayan bir alanda belirleyin.
Toprak: Müge çiçeği, nemi seven bir bitkidir. Toprağı nemli tutmak önemlidir. Saksının altına bir tepsi koyarak altına bir miktar su ekleyebilirsiniz. Ancak köklerin çürümemesi için aşırı sulamaktan kaçının. Toprağın sürekli nemli kalmasını sağlamak için bir miktar torf ekleyebilirsiniz.
Sulama: Müge çiçeğinin toprağının nemli kalmasını sağlamak için haftada bir veya iki kez sulayabilirsiniz. Ancak toprağın kurumasını bekleyin ve saksının altındaki suyu birkaç saat sonra çıkarın.
Gübreleme: Müge çiçeği için haftada bir kez az miktarda sıvı gübre kullanabilirsiniz. Ancak bitkiyi aşırı gübrelemek köklerin zarar görmesine neden olabilir.
Havalandırma: Müge çiçeği, nemli ortamları sever, ancak havasız kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Bitkinizi düzenli olarak havalandırarak yapraklarının daha iyi gelişmesini sağlayabilirsiniz.
Budama: Müge çiçeği doğal olarak dallanan bir bitkidir ve genellikle budama gerektirmez. Ancak bazı durumlarda, bitkinin şeklini korumak için gerektiğinde yapraklarını kesmek gerekebilir.
Müge çiçeği, zehirli bitkiler arasındadır, bu nedenle çocuklar ve evcil hayvanlar için erişilemeyecek bir yerde tutulmalıdır.

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Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

dramacool for all korean dramas and kshows is available in our system http://dramacool.wiki/

<a href="https://www.ciceklerim.com/muge-cicegi-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/" rel="nofollow ugc">Müge Çiçeği Bakımı ve Özellikleri</a>
Işık: Müge çiçeği, direk güneş ışığına maruz kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Dolayısıyla, bitkinin yetişeceği yeri parlak ancak doğrudan güneş ışığı almayan bir alanda belirleyin.
Toprak: Müge çiçeği, nemi seven bir bitkidir. Toprağı nemli tutmak önemlidir. Saksının altına bir tepsi koyarak altına bir miktar su ekleyebilirsiniz. Ancak köklerin çürümemesi için aşırı sulamaktan kaçının. Toprağın sürekli nemli kalmasını sağlamak için bir miktar torf ekleyebilirsiniz.
Sulama: Müge çiçeğinin toprağının nemli kalmasını sağlamak için haftada bir veya iki kez sulayabilirsiniz. Ancak toprağın kurumasını bekleyin ve saksının altındaki suyu birkaç saat sonra çıkarın.
Gübreleme: Müge çiçeği için haftada bir kez az miktarda sıvı gübre kullanabilirsiniz. Ancak bitkiyi aşırı gübrelemek köklerin zarar görmesine neden olabilir.
Havalandırma: Müge çiçeği, nemli ortamları sever, ancak havasız kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Bitkinizi düzenli olarak havalandırarak yapraklarının daha iyi gelişmesini sağlayabilirsiniz.
Budama: Müge çiçeği doğal olarak dallanan bir bitkidir ve genellikle budama gerektirmez. Ancak bazı durumlarda, bitkinin şeklini korumak için gerektiğinde yapraklarını kesmek gerekebilir.
Müge çiçeği, zehirli bitkiler arasındadır, bu nedenle çocuklar ve evcil hayvanlar için erişilemeyecek bir yerde tutulmalıdır.

https://www.scoop.it/topic/ciceklerim-com

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[yerden bitme]

Post by yarma gülff

Post by Kaleem Ullah

Post by Andy Burnelli

Post by seo guru

Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

dramacool for all korean dramas and kshows is available in our system http://dramacool.wiki/

<a href="https://www.ciceklerim.com/muge-cicegi-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/" rel="nofollow ugc">Müge Çiçeği Bakımı ve Özellikleri</a>
Işık: Müge çiçeği, direk güneş ışığına maruz kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Dolayısıyla, bitkinin yetişeceği yeri parlak ancak doğrudan güneş ışığı almayan bir alanda belirleyin.
Toprak: Müge çiçeği, nemi seven bir bitkidir. Toprağı nemli tutmak önemlidir. Saksının altına bir tepsi koyarak altına bir miktar su ekleyebilirsiniz. Ancak köklerin çürümemesi için aşırı sulamaktan kaçının. Toprağın sürekli nemli kalmasını sağlamak için bir miktar torf ekleyebilirsiniz.
Sulama: Müge çiçeğinin toprağının nemli kalmasını sağlamak için haftada bir veya iki kez sulayabilirsiniz. Ancak toprağın kurumasını bekleyin ve saksının altındaki suyu birkaç saat sonra çıkarın.
Gübreleme: Müge çiçeği için haftada bir kez az miktarda sıvı gübre kullanabilirsiniz. Ancak bitkiyi aşırı gübrelemek köklerin zarar görmesine neden olabilir.
Havalandırma: Müge çiçeği, nemli ortamları sever, ancak havasız kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Bitkinizi düzenli olarak havalandırarak yapraklarının daha iyi gelişmesini sağlayabilirsiniz.
Budama: Müge çiçeği doğal olarak dallanan bir bitkidir ve genellikle budama gerektirmez. Ancak bazı durumlarda, bitkinin şeklini korumak için gerektiğinde yapraklarını kesmek gerekebilir.
Müge çiçeği, zehirli bitkiler arasındadır, bu nedenle çocuklar ve evcil hayvanlar için erişilemeyecek bir yerde tutulmalıdır.

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

[yerden bitme]

Post by yarma gülff

Post by Kaleem Ullah

Post by Andy Burnelli

Post by seo guru

Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

dramacool for all korean dramas and kshows is available in our system http://dramacool.wiki/

<a href="https://www.ciceklerim.com/muge-cicegi-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/" rel="nofollow ugc">Müge Çiçeği Bakımı ve Özellikleri</a>
Işık: Müge çiçeği, direk güneş ışığına maruz kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Dolayısıyla, bitkinin yetişeceği yeri parlak ancak doğrudan güneş ışığı almayan bir alanda belirleyin.
Toprak: Müge çiçeği, nemi seven bir bitkidir. Toprağı nemli tutmak önemlidir. Saksının altına bir tepsi koyarak altına bir miktar su ekleyebilirsiniz. Ancak köklerin çürümemesi için aşırı sulamaktan kaçının. Toprağın sürekli nemli kalmasını sağlamak için bir miktar torf ekleyebilirsiniz.
Sulama: Müge çiçeğinin toprağının nemli kalmasını sağlamak için haftada bir veya iki kez sulayabilirsiniz. Ancak toprağın kurumasını bekleyin ve saksının altındaki suyu birkaç saat sonra çıkarın.
Gübreleme: Müge çiçeği için haftada bir kez az miktarda sıvı gübre kullanabilirsiniz. Ancak bitkiyi aşırı gübrelemek köklerin zarar görmesine neden olabilir.
Havalandırma: Müge çiçeği, nemli ortamları sever, ancak havasız kalmaktan hoşlanmaz. Bitkinizi düzenli olarak havalandırarak yapraklarının daha iyi gelişmesini sağlayabilirsiniz.
Budama: Müge çiçeği doğal olarak dallanan bir bitkidir ve genellikle budama gerektirmez. Ancak bazı durumlarda, bitkinin şeklini korumak için gerektiğinde yapraklarını kesmek gerekebilir.
Müge çiçeği, zehirli bitkiler arasındadır, bu nedenle çocuklar ve evcil hayvanlar için erişilemeyecek bir yerde tutulmalıdır.

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

[Konsept Gayrimenkul]

Post by Andy Burnelli

Post by seo guru

Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

[yerden bitme]

Post by Andy Burnelli

Post by seo guru

Post by Theo
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

So then visit https://apkvow.com/.
This site has all amazing apps you want. Thanks

This is an old thread, where I've been able to easily download APKs off of
the Google Play repository without creating a Google Account for years.
Are there any downsides to supplementing the Google Play client with the Aurora Store client?
<https://groups.google.com/g/comp.mobile.android/c/zGYFITEjemc>
Personally, since you can download _directly_ off the Google Play repository
using a FOSS Google Play client, I don't see much of a need for off-Google
repos, save for the standard ones (GitHub, F-Droid, Guardian, etc.).
In fact, can anyone name a single FOSS app that is commonly considered a
best in class FOSS app which is NOT on those common repositories today?

https://www.scoop.it/topic/ciceklerim-com

[yerden bitme]

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

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Post by yerden bitme

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

https://www.ciceklerim.com/duman-agaci-ozellikleri-ve-yetistiriciligi/

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Post by fatih karabakkal

Post by yerden bitme

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

https://www.ciceklerim.com/duman-agaci-ozellikleri-ve-yetistiriciligi/

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Post by fatih karabakkal

Post by yerden bitme

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

https://www.ciceklerim.com/duman-agaci-ozellikleri-ve-yetistiriciligi/

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Post by fatih karabakkal

Post by yerden bitme

Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

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Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

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Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

https://www.ciceklerim.com/duman-agaci-ozellikleri-ve-yetistiriciligi/

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Post by Theo

Post by Arlen Holder
I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

(google the names if you want links)
0. Root your phone and install a custom recovery (eg TWRP)
(I tried with a LineageOS custom ROM where these were already set up)
1. Install Magisk zip via recovery, and Magisk app
2. Download NanoDroid microG, and install using Magisk app (don't install
full NanoDroid, it installs lots of other junk)
3. Install F-droid
https://microg.org/download.html
5. Install the MicroG apps (and any UnifiedNlp location services
you want to provide cell-/wifi- based location without using Google)
6. Install YalpStore from F-droid
7. Install whatever apps you want from Google Play using Yalp Store
Apps like Google Maps work fine.
I don't know if this will cover it if your phone doesn't have a GSF ID
embedded in it, if it's never passed CTS for instance.
I also tried Aurora Store, but it wasn't able to connect for some reason.
Theo

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Post by Arlen Holder

Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

hahah ok ok done

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Post by JA Projects

Post by Arlen Holder

Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

hahah ok ok done

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Post by JA Projects

Post by Arlen Holder

Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

hahah ok ok done

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Post by Arlen Holder

Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

hahah ok ok done

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Post by Arlen Holder
<https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.dragons.aurora/>

I've been testing the "aurora store" which "appears to work", but it
crashed a few times on Nougat.
SO it might still need some work.
Still, I appreciate the knowledge so thanks for suggesting it as it helps
every little bit to get away from google.

https://www.ciceklerim.com/duman-agaci-ozellikleri-ve-yetistiriciligi/

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Post by Tomos Davies

Post by Tomos Davies
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

This forum probably isn't technical enough to answer the questions, so I'll
move the question over to the XDA web site.
A quick summary though is that the GSF (Google Services Framework ) key of
your Android device is used by some applications which "use this key to
identify the device which is been used to purchase their services"
http://android-drill.blogspot.com/2014/02/gsfkey.html
Specifically, Google Play uses this GSF as a filing number for storing your
device┬ profile. A device profile is an elaborate description of your
phone / tablet, listing hardware features, software versions, language
options and even carrier information.
http://blog.onyxbits.de/what-exactly-is-a-gsf-id-where-do-i-get-it-from-and-why-should-i-care-2-12/
Luckily it's trivial to change the GSF, where I've done so many times in
the past few days.
Changing Google Services Framework Key
http://indianyouthrockss.blogspot.com/2014/12/changehide-your-identity-with.html
a. Application manager > select GSF > Clear data.
b. Application manager > Google Play services > Clear data
c. Application manager > Google account manager > Clear data
2. Go to accounts & sync and remove your Google accounts
3. Re-add your Google account or add another account
This changes your GSF key.
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
In summary, there are two important Android ids which are created during
factory reset and which are intended to be "permanent" for the life of that
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1860405
1. System Device ID: Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID <- used by the Uber app
2. Googls Services Framework ID: GSF Android-ID <- used by the Google Play
app
But both are trivial to change whenever you want to change them.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/biz.bokhorst.xprivacy
Xposed Xprivacy claims to spoof the following, randomly, upon reboot, and
a. Serial#
b. GPS Latitude & Longitude & Altitude
c. MAC address
d. IP address
e. IMEI
f. Phone number
g. Android ID
h. GSF ID
i. Advertisement ID
j. Carrier MCC & MNC & Country & Operator & ICC ID & GSM CID & GSM LAC
k. Carrier subscriber ID
l. SSID
m. User Agent

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Post by Tomos Davies

Post by Tomos Davies
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

This forum probably isn't technical enough to answer the questions, so I'll
move the question over to the XDA web site.
A quick summary though is that the GSF (Google Services Framework ) key of
your Android device is used by some applications which "use this key to
identify the device which is been used to purchase their services"
http://android-drill.blogspot.com/2014/02/gsfkey.html
Specifically, Google Play uses this GSF as a filing number for storing your
device┬ profile. A device profile is an elaborate description of your
phone / tablet, listing hardware features, software versions, language
options and even carrier information.
http://blog.onyxbits.de/what-exactly-is-a-gsf-id-where-do-i-get-it-from-and-why-should-i-care-2-12/
Luckily it's trivial to change the GSF, where I've done so many times in
the past few days.
Changing Google Services Framework Key
http://indianyouthrockss.blogspot.com/2014/12/changehide-your-identity-with.html
a. Application manager > select GSF > Clear data.
b. Application manager > Google Play services > Clear data
c. Application manager > Google account manager > Clear data
2. Go to accounts & sync and remove your Google accounts
3. Re-add your Google account or add another account
This changes your GSF key.
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
In summary, there are two important Android ids which are created during
factory reset and which are intended to be "permanent" for the life of that
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1860405
1. System Device ID: Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID <- used by the Uber app
2. Googls Services Framework ID: GSF Android-ID <- used by the Google Play
app
But both are trivial to change whenever you want to change them.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/biz.bokhorst.xprivacy
Xposed Xprivacy claims to spoof the following, randomly, upon reboot, and
a. Serial#
b. GPS Latitude & Longitude & Altitude
c. MAC address
d. IP address
e. IMEI
f. Phone number
g. Android ID
h. GSF ID
i. Advertisement ID
j. Carrier MCC & MNC & Country & Operator & ICC ID & GSM CID & GSM LAC
k. Carrier subscriber ID
l. SSID
m. User Agent

https://www.mitrasuaritma.com/izmir-su-aritma-servisi İzmir su arıtma
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Post by Tomos Davies

Post by Tomos Davies
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

This forum probably isn't technical enough to answer the questions, so I'll
move the question over to the XDA web site.
A quick summary though is that the GSF (Google Services Framework ) key of
your Android device is used by some applications which "use this key to
identify the device which is been used to purchase their services"
http://android-drill.blogspot.com/2014/02/gsfkey.html
Specifically, Google Play uses this GSF as a filing number for storing your
device┬ profile. A device profile is an elaborate description of your
phone / tablet, listing hardware features, software versions, language
options and even carrier information.
http://blog.onyxbits.de/what-exactly-is-a-gsf-id-where-do-i-get-it-from-and-why-should-i-care-2-12/
Luckily it's trivial to change the GSF, where I've done so many times in
the past few days.
Changing Google Services Framework Key
http://indianyouthrockss.blogspot.com/2014/12/changehide-your-identity-with.html
a. Application manager > select GSF > Clear data.
b. Application manager > Google Play services > Clear data
c. Application manager > Google account manager > Clear data
2. Go to accounts & sync and remove your Google accounts
3. Re-add your Google account or add another account
This changes your GSF key.
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
In summary, there are two important Android ids which are created during
factory reset and which are intended to be "permanent" for the life of that
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1860405
1. System Device ID: Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID <- used by the Uber app
2. Googls Services Framework ID: GSF Android-ID <- used by the Google Play
app
But both are trivial to change whenever you want to change them.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/biz.bokhorst.xprivacy
Xposed Xprivacy claims to spoof the following, randomly, upon reboot, and
a. Serial#
b. GPS Latitude & Longitude & Altitude
c. MAC address
d. IP address
e. IMEI
f. Phone number
g. Android ID
h. GSF ID
i. Advertisement ID
j. Carrier MCC & MNC & Country & Operator & ICC ID & GSM CID & GSM LAC
k. Carrier subscriber ID
l. SSID
m. User Agent

https://www.mitrasuaritma.com/izmir-su-aritma-servisi İzmir su arıtma
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Post by Tomos Davies

Post by Tomos Davies
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

This forum probably isn't technical enough to answer the questions, so I'll
move the question over to the XDA web site.
A quick summary though is that the GSF (Google Services Framework ) key of
your Android device is used by some applications which "use this key to
identify the device which is been used to purchase their services"
http://android-drill.blogspot.com/2014/02/gsfkey.html
Specifically, Google Play uses this GSF as a filing number for storing your
device┬ profile. A device profile is an elaborate description of your
phone / tablet, listing hardware features, software versions, language
options and even carrier information.
http://blog.onyxbits.de/what-exactly-is-a-gsf-id-where-do-i-get-it-from-and-why-should-i-care-2-12/
Luckily it's trivial to change the GSF, where I've done so many times in
the past few days.
Changing Google Services Framework Key
http://indianyouthrockss.blogspot.com/2014/12/changehide-your-identity-with.html
a. Application manager > select GSF > Clear data.
b. Application manager > Google Play services > Clear data
c. Application manager > Google account manager > Clear data
2. Go to accounts & sync and remove your Google accounts
3. Re-add your Google account or add another account
This changes your GSF key.
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
In summary, there are two important Android ids which are created during
factory reset and which are intended to be "permanent" for the life of that
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1860405
1. System Device ID: Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID <- used by the Uber app
2. Googls Services Framework ID: GSF Android-ID <- used by the Google Play
app
But both are trivial to change whenever you want to change them.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/biz.bokhorst.xprivacy
Xposed Xprivacy claims to spoof the following, randomly, upon reboot, and
a. Serial#
b. GPS Latitude & Longitude & Altitude
c. MAC address
d. IP address
e. IMEI
f. Phone number
g. Android ID
h. GSF ID
i. Advertisement ID
j. Carrier MCC & MNC & Country & Operator & ICC ID & GSM CID & GSM LAC
k. Carrier subscriber ID
l. SSID
m. User Agent

https://www.ciceklerim.com/deve-tabani-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/

[yerden bitme]

Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

https://www.ciceklerim.com/hint-yagi-bitkisi/
https://www.ciceklerim.com/defne-agaci-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/
https://www.ciceklerim.com/difenbahya-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/
https://www.ciceklerim.com/bahce-gulleri-hakkinda-7-onemli-baslik/
https://www.ciceklerim.com/chrysanthemum-morifolium-kasimpati-cicegi-bakimi/
https://www.ciceklerim.com/hint-mabet-agaci-plumeria/
https://www.ciceklerim.com/ajuga-reptans-bakimi-ve-ozellikleri/
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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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Post by Tomos Davies
http://i.cubeupload.com/3DXosy.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?
In doing research for another thread on the Android Device ID, I ran into
the Google Framework Services ID, so these are beginner questions about
that GSF that everyone should know the answer to (by the end of the
thread).
The main open question is whether anyone knows of any entity using that GSF
ID to track Android users. The secondary question is how to most easily
spoof the GFS ID.
Android Settings: More > Application Manager > ALL >
Google Services Framework (GSF) > Clear data > OK
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redphx.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evozi.deviceid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feaws.deviceid
etc.
http://i.cubeupload.com/0E7jkU.jpg
I'm not yet sure yet how to most easily re-create the Google Services
Framework ID, but here the GSF ID is regenerated, but different than the
http://i.cubeupload.com/NRrJBY.jpg
1. Do you know if the GSF ID is being tracked by any specific entity?
2. Do you know what the easiest way to spoof the GSF ID is?

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