Just making sure this looks correct. Alliance Shield downloaded.

[90silvia]

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So just making sure this looks correct. My shield doesn't actually show anything as being disabled.
As per catwoman's video she had several things pop up immediately and then go red when shield was turned on.

But if I try to check for updates I get this

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Closes me completely out of the system updates options.
Under security updates it will not allow me to click it which from what I've seen is a good thing.

[RRiVEN]

@90silvia if you used the ADB script this is normal, as the script hides the packages from the phone so it can't see them.

IF you didn't use the ADB script then no, there is a problem. Let us know

[vernon.swindell]

WONDERFUL! I like the script method since it's invisible.

[90silvia]

@RRiVEN thank you for taking the time to respond.
I am about 95% sure I did use the abd script a few weeks ago when I was pursuing the S package Disabler method.

If this is the case and all looks normal then I can rest easy.
I'll still do a backup the night before Verizon tries to kill us off but here's to hoping everything goes flawlessly!

[novares]

You need to undo the script in order to be protected properly by the shield. There is a tutorial on how to do this.

[hen3ry]

Wait so if I ran the adb script before, the shield is basically not doing anything? also where is this tutorial to undo the script?

*edit - found the tutorial
but still was hoping for clarity about the adb script and shield, whether the shield is basically redundant (or useless) with the script running

[RRiVEN]

Correct.