No need to root the rights management system AppOps settings.

What is AppOps?

AppOps is a rights management feature that exists in the Android system. Unlike the well-known "runtime permissions", it has no open management portal yet, so this feature is little known.

Because people who include many developers don't understand AppOps, apps don't usually detect AppOps settings, and we can use it to deny app requests without being discovered by the app. (For example, an app can't use targeting without permission.) , we can set the AppOps targeting permission for this app to be ignored. This way we can use this app after rejecting the targeting permission.)

What is the authority dog?

We know that Android has not yet opened the AppOps management feature. The privilege dog is a third-party tool that can manage AppOps settings.

Feature:

 - Support for Active AppOps settings on activated Android 9+ devices with activated Black House/Refrigerator IceBox/Refiner Island Device Device Mode.

 - If the device has a root, try a faster root mode; the privilege dog is probably the second fastest AppOps management software in the world.

 - Permission template function, one-click rejection of certain permissions of the app.