Alliance Shield X vs CCSWE App Manager

[RRiVEN]

I was recently refered to Alliance Shield X and I was amazed that I had never heard of it before. I have been using CCSWE App Manager, including paying for it multiple times when it's Knox license was revoked. For that reason I would like to replace CCSWE with Alliance Shield X, but CCSWE has several features that Alliance Shield X is lacking, unless I haven't found them.

One major task I use CCSWE for, besides disabling apps, is disabling startup for apps I don't use often (I find it pointless to prolong boot because games I seldom play want to start themselves.) CCSWE can list all startup apps. It also shows which preferences (or receivers, as CCSWE calls them) need to be disabled to stop the app from starting by itself (and they aren't always as obvious as RECIEVE_BOOT_COMPLETED) . CCSWE shows by an icon next to the app if the startup receivers have been disabled. CCSWE will let me add all the apps that I have disabled the startup for to a favorites list, so I can keep track of them.

Alliance Shield X will let me disable these preferences, but it provides no indication if a permission is enabled or disabled. Is there any chance of functions such as these being added to Alliance Shield X?

That is a requested feature and we will look into adding it in the future.

[T53g8tg3g]

Add menu secret codes .thanks love you

We do have secret codes. No way to view them all at once, but open an app in the app manager and you can see if that app has any codes.

[GameKnight03]

From bypass

[Lareejones2022]

Alliance shield isn't available on Samsung tablets anymore?it won't let me download it says you guys made it unavailable.

[Candyreshaw]

Apps on home settings

[Michealmulenga]

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[kbr560]

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