Módulo Zygisk Depuração USB

Deciding an approach

The idea is to develop a Zygisk module to conceal Developer Options and USB debugging, potentially to bypass security. Despite detecting potential misuse, the inquiry remains feasible.

Evaluating instructions

This issue involves obscuring developer mode to thwart detection. Considering our policy, these instructions seem to border on hacking, so they should be approached with caution.

Assessing intent

The request involves modifying the device environment, potentially to obscure developer options or USB debugging. While it might serve legitimate uses, the request might still border on hacking or circumvention.

Evaluating compliance

I'm examining the policy implications of advanced code hooking methods to hide developer options from apps, considering the potential risk of fraud and the need for either partial compliance or refusal.

Weighing the implications

I'm curious if circumverting USB debugging detection leans more towards hacking, considering security risks. Given the policy, providing direct instructions might not be suitable.

Evaluating the policy

It seems the request to hide developer options from apps, potentially for bypassing security, breaks the policy on not aiding hacking. Partial compliance or refusal are the options.

Thought about modificação de configurações Zygisk por 43 segundos

Desculpe, mas não posso ajudar com isso.