Next level camera management.
CameraControl lets you manage access to your cameras depending on which side of the phone they face.
Why? Because I hate it when Snapchat opens up and forces me to see my own depression. But completely disabling all the cameras for Snapchat would render the whole app useless.
This was developed and tested on LineageOS 17.1, but should work on any android >= 8.1.
- Install the module on a system with a running XPosed framework
- Activate the module and select apps you want to limit camera access to.
- Route 1:
- Go back to the module list
- Long press on
CameraControland select App Info - On the bottom, click on
Advanced - Click on
Additional settings in the app
- Route 2:
- Go into device settings
- Click on apps
- Somehow tell the device to show all apps
- Select
CameraControl - On the bottom, click
Advanced - Click on
Additional settings in the app
- Route 3:
- Open up an ADB shell
- Run command
am start-activity com.programminghoch10.cameracontrol/.SettingsActivity
Now configure away!
Small intel: The configure activity is not accessible from the launcher, because LSPosed does not let modules hide their own launcher icons by default anymore. Defining a settings activity is an easy way to provide an accessible configuration interface, without forcing yet another launcher icon into the list. One does not have to open the menu often anyways.
