Yeah that wasnt possible. Maybe because of a Bug? Because the “On/Off Slider” dont do anything and stands on “on”. Not matter how hard/precise you decide to touch it.
Anyway, like @AnotherElk suggested, i disabled now App Lounge, Microg, and anything else what have to do with it (still researching how to remove it completly instead of deactivating).
About “supl.google.co_m” i found this german blog: https://www.kuketz-blog.de/android-imsi-leaking-bei-gps-positionsbestimmung/
This seems to fix that. Must find out how to edit it with adb as root, because su is not available.
Than i must find out, what on the phone makes a connection to gllto.glpals.co_m.
Still researching.
Edit: Found one place where gllto.glpals.co_m is written:
beyond1lte:/ $ cat /vendor/etc/gnss/gps.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<hal
PortName="lhd"
NvStorageDir="/data/vendor/gps/"
LogDirectory="/storage/emulated/0/gps/broadcom/storage"
WakeLock="geo"
LPmode="false"
CpColdStart="false"
CpGuardTimeSec="1"
CpLppGuardTimeSec="1"
CpLppeProvideHighAcc3DPosOnComIECap="true"
ReAidingOnHotStart="false"
SuplSslMethod="SSLv23_NO_TLSv1_2"
SuplEnable="true"
SuplUseApn="false"
SuplTlsCertPath="/vendor/etc/gnss/gps.cer"
SuplTlsCertDirPath="/system/etc/security/cacerts"
SuplUT1Seconds="20"
SuplUT2Seconds="20"
SuplUT3Seconds="20"
TcpConnectionTimeout="20"
SuplLppCapable="false"
LbsEnable="true"
LbsServer="BCMLS2.glpals.com"
RtiConfig="gllto.glpals.com:80/rtistatus3.dat"
HttpSyncLto="true"
LbsCellEnable="false"
LtoDir="/data/vendor/gps/"
LtoSyncThresholdDays="1"
IgnoreJniTime="true"
AssertEnabled="false"
IgnoreFwConfig="false"
DisablePglorNmeaCallback="true"
GnssYearOfHardware="2016"
WakelockAlertSec="1800"
EventDumpEnable="true"
AttributionAppPkgName="com.sec.location.nfwlocationprivacy"
/>
<gll
LogPriMask=“LOG_INFO”
LogFacMask=“LOG_GLLIO | LOG_GLLAPI | LOG_NMEA | LOG_RAWDATA”
FrqPlan=“FRQ_PLAN_26MHZ_2PPM_49_152MHZ_300PPB”
RfType=“GL_RF_4755_BRCM_EXT_LNA”
MultiCarrLnaMask =“L1_EXT_ON”
MultiCarrRFMode =“GL_MULTI_CARR_RF_MODE_L1”
WarmStandbyTimeout1Seconds=“10”
WarmStandbyTimeout2Seconds=“15”
RfPathLossDb_Cp=“5.0”
RfPathLossDb_Ap=“5.0”
<gll_features
EnableLowPowerPmm=“true”
EnableBeidou=“true”
EnableGalileo=“true”
EnableACSD=“true”
MPFCollect=“true”
/>
beyond1lte:/ $
Edit: found supl.google.com. Replaced it in every file with “localhost”. Restarted Smartphone, and now only the two amazon services/domains left.
BCMLS2.glpals.co_m and gllto.glpals.co_m
Changing both now too, and then i report again.
(just for some who curious how i found the domains: on /e/ is luckely grep installed. So grep -rnw / -e supl.google.co_m for example shows every file where this domain is set)
. If the App Lounge is causing this on your phone, it would be an acknowledged issue as you can see, which has to be fixed and naturally would better not have seen the light of day to start with.
