anky17cool replied at 2016-05-23 12:17
No idea

B1OHazarD create on 2016-05-09 11:31
Edited by B1OHazarD at 2016-05-09 19:33 Particularly, Meizu phone is not secure, actually its a total ***up. Lets begin from the Vault feature that is easily accessible via several sidekick apps from Google Play available to see all the folders including hidden ones, click and you can see all the contents that is "secured with pincode and fingerprint", the only problem is to guess the file type. But folder which is stored in is usually a tip. So it takes only seconds. Not to mention that you can easily copy these files anywhere with something like ES File Explorer. Oh, com.fingerprint.service that sends:private static final String BATCH_UPLOAD_URL = "https://uxip.meizu.com/api/upload";private static final String GET_UMID_URL = "https://umid.orion.meizu.com/umid/generator";private static final String ONE_UPLOAD_URL = "https://uxip.meizu.com/api/report/realtime";  raw data ( imei,mac,sn,version,device,country,operator,umid,sre,root etc.) to China Mainland servers in several provinces, and a tracking applet hidden in Video App is just (sic!) great. If company need some additional usage data it just gives user a choice to send diagnostic data or not. Whilst Chinese companies like Xiaomi, Huawei and Meizu (consider Lenovo, Le, Oppo and etc.) collect data for chinese government from Chinese citizens its pretty much OK (national security and shit, at least its understandable), but wtf its collecting data from global firmware of Indian, European and American, global users? Did company really thinks that they're such a smartass? Best thing - its well known. Worst thing - Meizu gives not a slightest *** on this. So yes. Meizu phones are completely insecure and spying. If you know that, so why ask?