Need to uninstall Dhizuku and owndroid

[Johngithubandroidpc]

I need to uninstall Dhizuku, not shizuku, it was a typo. Thank you!

Uninstall shizuku:

pm uninstall moe.shizuku.privileged.api

Uninstall OwnDroid, it works only when OwnDroid isn't device owner

pm uninstall com.bintianqi.owndroid

By the way, if you still cannot solve this problem, please create a discussion, because your question is not related to this issue.

[BinTianqi]

Uninstall Dhizuku, it works only when Dhizuku isn't Device owner

pm uninstall com.rosan.dhizuku

Uninstall OwnDroid, it works only when OwnDroid isn't device owner

pm uninstall com.bintianqi.owndroid

[Johngithubandroidpc]

I'm having difficulty removing Dhizuku's device owner privilege. What is the best way to do this? Thank you.

[BinTianqi]

Can you get root privilege in adb shell?

If you can:

rm /data/system/device_policies.xml
rm /data/system/device_owner_2.xml
reboot

[Johngithubandroidpc]

When I try to patch the Icebox app, it asks me to uninstall the paid version and reinstall the patched version because the signatures don't match. After launching the patched app, it prompts me to unlock the pro version. Previously, with the paid version from the Google Play Store, I could simply click "Unlock Pro," and it would recognize my purchase automatically. However, with the patched version, clicking "Unlock Pro" redirects me to payment options like Alipay, instead of recognizing my prior purchase through the Google Play Store. This means I have to choose between using the unpatched Google Play version or the patched version, which requires repurchasing the app through a different payment method like Alipay.

[BinTianqi]

2 possible reasons:

1. IceBox has an anti-crack system, it checks IceBox apk signature
2. Google play reject you because the patched IceBox's signature doesn't match the signature that IceBox's developer provided to Google.

I can't help you solve this issue. If you can, ask the IceBox's developer

[Johngithubandroidpc]

From my experience with LuckyPatcher, it’s the developer’s responsibility to bypass signature verification or fake the signature so that the Google Play Store doesn’t detect any issues. Could you consider dedicating some time to implement this feature in your app, Dhizuku? Thank you!

[BinTianqi]

No, signature checking is common in paid apps, because developers don't want user to hook/crack their apps.

[Johngithubandroidpc]

No, signature checking is common in paid apps, because developers don't want user to hook/crack their apps.

I'm excited about your apps because they allow granting device owner privileges to other apps. However, if it's not possible to bypass the signature check from paid app developers or the Play Store, it defeats the purpose of using device owner privileges for most excellent apps, as many of them are paid. In that case, your so-called OwnDroid is of no use to me. While the name sounds promising, it doesn't provide any real benefit for paid apps, which is disappointing.