Quote from: sokani on Today at 08:30:40 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on Today at 06:05:39 PM

~~

No man. That's no the function of the developers option. What you just described is second space and it is available in some Redmi, Samsung, Oppo and Poco android phones.

"Second Space is a feature in MIUI (Xiaomi's Android-based operating system), creates a separate, independent environment on your phone, essentially giving you two separate "phones" in one. It allows you to have different apps, files, settings, and even a different unlock method, all within the same device."

https://nothing.community/d/2759-second-space-miui/2

Mate what you explain is clone function, is different from what i posted, that feature you talk about is phone cloning is quite different from the developers function that gives you more privacy control if you switched to that option.

Quote from: Mia Chloe on Today at 07:28:52 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on Today at 06:05:39 PM

Hey my people, since we dont have technical board for this kind of discussion here on our local board, i decided to create a thread for such discussions, since technical know-how helps in increasing our security and guides our internet devices activities that keeps is off the rader, of either hacker's and kidnappers tracking our mobile devices like IPhone and Android devices.

Just as the name implies it's a feature for developers and it's because the regular android has boundaries and for those developers that mostly beta test, they will be limited with those regular restrictions and turning it on means lifting some restrictions (including those protecting you) and taking full responsibility for any damage it may accompany.

If you really want to stay off track developer options won't cut it. You'll need to root your device and preferably an older android device something of around version 4.4 .

Great input there i like the fact that you mentioned the risk associated with developers option and gow you become responsible for your security, quite alright it going to limit your traces even if not totally eliminating them.