How to Install, Activate & Use Xprivacy App

 Xprivacy App Full beginner guide which is one of the best app available on the Android platform. With the help of the Xprivacy app, you can deny any permission which is asked by any app & you can also spoof your phone identity to the apps by changing the values. This app has got a lot of options to choose from which are related to your privacy. To download this app you need root access and Xposed frame work on your rooted android phone and the Xprivacy app should be activated in Xposed framework app. So simply follow the below steps and learn how to install, activate & use 'Xprivacy app' in your android rooted phone.

Xprivacy App Requirements:

• Rooted Android Phone
• Xposed framework installed in rooted phone
• Xprivacy App

Benefits of Xprivacy:

• It's free
• No ads at all
• Have many features than other alternatives
• Apps which are installed newly are blocked by default to access your phone information
• Xprivacy App shows the data/information used by any app in your phone
• Easy to use & setup
  

How to Install & Activate Xprivacy App:

1. First of all download Xprivacy app from HERE
2. After downloading, simply open the app and install on your rooted phone.
3. Now after installation, it will show Xprivacy in not active.
4. Simply open Xposed framework app and go to Modules and tick Xprivacy app.
5. Now after enabling Xprivacy app in the Xposed framework, Simply restart your rooted android phone.

How to use Xprivacy app for Beginners:

• When Xprivacy module is opened it will load for a second and it will show you the list of apps which are installed on your phone.
• Select the app which you want to spoof.
• You will see many options like Identification, Phone, Location, System and much more options given below.
  

• Tick on the options which you want to give fake information. Like shown in the figure
• Once selected. On the top right corner, you will see 3dots. Click on that. You will get some options. Select settings and click on randomize all and save it.
  

• That's it. you have successfully learned how to use Xprivacy App.  Use common sense to restrict permissions. 

Things you can restrict with the help of Xprivacy App

• Accounts
• Browser
• Calendar
• Calling
• Clipboard
• Contacts
• Dictionary
• E-mail
• Identification
• Internet 
• IPC
• Location
• Media 
• Message
• Network
• NFC
• Notifications
• Overlay
• Phone
• Sensors
• Shell
• Storage
• System
• View

Xprivacy Symbols & Their Meaning:

•  Square Check Box = Partly Restricted
•  Question Mark      = Restriction will be asked
•  Orange Triangle    = App used the data
•  Ash Triangle         = No usage data available
•  Green Key            = Has android Permission
•  Blue Earth            = Has internet permission

These are some of the main symbols of Xprivacy App.