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Amadz
Android calling application built with Jetpack Compose, Navigation 3
Amadz is an open-source Android calling application designed as a modern alternative to the default phone dialer. Built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, it handles incoming, outgoing, and active calls through a modular architecture. Users can manage call history, browse contacts, organize favorites, and search for numbers using a T9 dial pad. The application supports multiple SIM cards, proximity sensors, call timers, and in-call audio controls. Its blocking system automatically rejects... -
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Shizuku-Keeper
2nd only to root after brief Wi-Fi on boot
Shizuku Keeper harnesses USB debugging to run Shizuku or standalone ADB uninterrupted, requiring only a brief Wi-Fi connection on boot in Automate Premium. For those on the free version, two lightweight flows use wireless debugging to achieve a similar result: Shizuku Keeper Lite checks the services at regular intervals and automatically restarts them if needed, while Better Shizuku Starter monitors key events including boot, device wake, Wi-Fi, and power. Follow the external links above for...
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