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  • Filtering the kyocera duraxv extreme

I would like to install a filter onto my kyocera duraxv extreme that will block installing new apps (but won't block uninstalling apps like adb does), and will filter the content of some appps which have built in browsers. The problem is that even though the filter has device admin permission, you can still easily disable it in settings. On other phones that I've seen, the filter blocks you from disabling it once you give it device admin permission, but for some reason, its not blocked on the duraxv extreme. Does anybody know why this is, and if there's any way of blocking access to device admin permissions in settings?

    7 days later

    Filter pulled from the quinn phone and a random parental controls app from APKPure to block installing apps

      McMonster That would be why. Even the Livigent filter isn't fully protected, קל וחומר a random who-knows-what.

      McMonster I don't know if there is a way to do it, but I know on the Extreme when you first set up the phone, on the language selection page you can press *#*#*# and it will enable additional options, including things that can be blocked with a password. I don't have one in front of me, but maybe that will have an option that will help. (If you didn't do that when you set up the phone you need to reset the phone and do it by setup)

        4 months later
        a month later

        Anybody knows how to boot this device into fastboot? I tried adb reboot bootloader but it just reboots the device

          You have to enter * # * # * # (star-pound-star-pound-star-pound) immediately upon resetting the phone, when it shows the "Select Language" screen, then click yes to allow device management. The phone can then be filtered by going to Settings>Business Tools>Device Control. The default password is 000000. You can block apps, disable software updates, installing apps etc.

            • HHi1Level 3 - Gold Member

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              4448641 but it doesn't block reset do you know a way to block reset? (I tried Google family link which blocks reset I though it will work beacuse this phone allows regular installations but wasn't able to launch the app) so I guess the olny way is rooting

              resetting requires a password

              family link wont work on this phone because google play services is not installed

                • HHi1Level 3 - Gold Member

                  4448641 yes but you can reset with a screen lock or the recovery menu

                    • 4448641Level 4 - Platinum Member

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                      Hi1 that is true, the only option you have to block that is a filter from tag

                        • HHi1Level 3 - Gold Member

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                          4448641 the olny option is a teqloc filter beacuse livigent won't work for this phone or any phone except a classic or a exalt, but if we can figure out how to root this phone it will solve the problem

                          2 months later
                          • WwhynotLevel 5 - Gold Elite Member

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                            Hi1 reboot to recovery, and from recovery to bootloader

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                              3 months later

                              whynot it boots the device into a weird screen but its not download or fastboot mode

                                Hi1 It's technically another version of fastboot. The terms fastboot and bootloader are the same. I think that that interface is specific to Qualcomm phones.

                                5 days later

                                Hi1 the command to remove the lock screen this way you cant reset it that way
                                adb shell
                                su
                                settings put secure lockscreen.disabled 1
                                rm /data/system/locksettings.db
                                rm /data/system/locksettings.db-shm
                                rm /data/system/locksettings.db-wal
                                reboot

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