Yes, you read that correctly.
unWatch is a module designed to allow power android users to have root/xposed/insecure bootloader on their devices without indicating to AW servers that this is going on.
Before:
After:
This module has been tested on the HTC One M8 on both GPE and Sense ROMS.
Usage:
1. Install.
2. Activate in Xposed.
3. Reboot.
That's it. Once you've rebooted, you should be able to install the AW client on your device with no other issues. Your device will not report that it has been rooted or "compromised" and you can do whatever the heck you want with your device.
Note:
The intent of this app is NOT to circumvent security policies that may be in place by whomever is making you use AW. Aside from enabling root-features, it does not circumvent any other features of the suite. PIN, launcher, email, power, etc. restrictions should still be in place.
Additionally, as the module fakes AW out to only install packages for a "generic" device, it is possible that further development will be needed for scenarios where, say, a profile is assigned ONLY to a specific manufacturer's device.
Again, the main goal of this is in scenarios where YOU own the device, but work is forcing you to use their software.
Download here
Donations greatly appreciated...but not required. ;)
unWatch is a module designed to allow power android users to have root/xposed/insecure bootloader on their devices without indicating to AW servers that this is going on.
Before:
After:
This module has been tested on the HTC One M8 on both GPE and Sense ROMS.
Usage:
1. Install.
2. Activate in Xposed.
3. Reboot.
That's it. Once you've rebooted, you should be able to install the AW client on your device with no other issues. Your device will not report that it has been rooted or "compromised" and you can do whatever the heck you want with your device.
Note:
The intent of this app is NOT to circumvent security policies that may be in place by whomever is making you use AW. Aside from enabling root-features, it does not circumvent any other features of the suite. PIN, launcher, email, power, etc. restrictions should still be in place.
Additionally, as the module fakes AW out to only install packages for a "generic" device, it is possible that further development will be needed for scenarios where, say, a profile is assigned ONLY to a specific manufacturer's device.
Again, the main goal of this is in scenarios where YOU own the device, but work is forcing you to use their software.
Download here
Donations greatly appreciated...but not required. ;)
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