IMD - It's My Device (supercharged fork of Geto)

IMD - It's My Device (supercharged fork of Geto)

Settings manager/ hide settings from apps

soul_99 Security System

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Description

IMD (It's My Device) is a powerful settings/ services manager and settings/ services hider (automated disable-enable settings) for restrictive apps (banking, payments...etc). It supports the following settings / services : 1. Developer settings 2. ADB / Debugging 3. Accessibility services 4. Display over other apps (needs active Shizuku service) 5. Shizuku service 6. and many more (per app configuration - hiding framework, hint: use Settings observer for help) How this works 1. User opens app from IMD / IMD generated app shortcut                     ↓ 2. IMD actually disables these settings
no app's security policy is broken                     ↓ 3. Use your app normally                     ↓ 4. Use Revert function
(accessible via: notification / quick toggle / Quick settings tile / homescreen shortcut / IMD settings manager)                     ↓ 5. IMD enables the disabled settings Settings manager IMD's settings manager allows you to: 1. View the live status of your settings/ services 2. Quickly toggle them on-off Automations 1. Auto unhide settings 2. Auto hide settings (IMD+ : needs background service) 3. IMD Intents (Tasker / MacroDroid integration, secured with auth keys) About Permissions * WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS (one time grant via adb shell or Shizuku) (MANDATORY, needed to change settings state) * Shizuku service (optional) (needed to hide Display over other apps permissions - an appops permission) * Post notifications (optional) * Other permissions (optional: only needed if you use automations like IMD+) Security Concerns * No internet access or unnecessary continuous background services (so almost zero battery / system resource use). * Does not tamper with any apps on the device. * The parts of this app that change settings cannot be triggered by another app, so only you can change them. * No ads, analytics, trackers or accounts of any kind. The app has no network permission at all - which is also why it cannot check for its own updates, and why Obtainium is how you find out there is one. Package: com.soul_99.suIMD - installs alongside stock Geto, both can coexist Requires: Android 7.0 (API 24) or newer. No root. Licence: GPL-3.0 Supercharged fork of Geto (https://github.com/JackEblan/Geto)

What’s new (3)

v3

* New: Auto unhide settings - your settings come back on their own when you close the app, lock the screen, or return to IMD.
* Hiding and unhiding are now two separate choices, so a device-wide hide can put back exactly what was there.
* Force-closed with settings still hidden? The next launch offers to restore them.
* You are now told when the Write Secure Settings permission is lost, whichever way you hid.
* Ten languages essentially complete.
* Settings manager rebuilt, plus many fixes.

Versions

Version Date Size Requires Android Download
3 current
a5bcd01a39f0dfe9…
2026-09-07 3.7 MB API 24

Permissions

What the app asks the system for. Android only grants sensitive access after you confirm it.

  • FOREGROUND_SERVICE_SPECIAL_USE
  • NotificationsShow notifications.
  • REQUEST_IGNORE_BATTERY_OPTIMIZATIONS
  • WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
  • Installed appsSee which apps are installed.
  • Foreground serviceKeep running in the background, visible in the status bar.
  • FOREGROUND_SERVICE_DATA_SYNC
  • DUMP
Show 3 more permissions
  • PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS
  • suIMD.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
  • permission.API_V23

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