I'm Richard, the developer behind DPHMS. The project uses Shizuku for shell-level Android tools. Start with the free Lite edition before choosing a paid toolkit.
SUITE-WIDE STORE SYNC · 2026-10-12
All seven Android apps rebuilt in one wave. Every store now lists DPHMS Manager. Manager 1.0.11 fixes the update engine: UPDATE buttons (and the daily auto-updater) previously resolved the first APK link on the delivery page — always Lite — and now match each app's own file. Pro+ 4.0.9 removes the NetGuard and Bundle upsells from its home page and prices Tunnel at $2.49 checkout. OS 0.1.21 drops the duplicate Pro+/Complete-Bundle store row. Lite 1.1.6 renames the stale HELPER label to TUNNEL. Pro 3.0.9, NetGuard 1.4.4 and NetOps 1.0.26 gain the Manager row. All builds suite-signed (8196774f), dex-verified, scan hashes refreshed, redirects repointed.
BRONZE WAVE: the paygate sweep + Tunnel 24 store-price fix
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 (LATE) — The drill, enforced everywhere: only DPHMS Lite is free. The one-tap downloads page now carries exactly one direct APK — Lite — and every paid app goes through its proper PayPal checkout with instant delivery (same for the AIO install guide). Tunnel 24 (code 1108) fixes its own in-app store: Manager showed $0.69 (now $0.89) and Tunnel showed GET FREE (now $2.49, matching the site to the cent) — the Doctor Suite Sweep rides along unchanged.
TUNNEL 23: SUITE DOCTOR — the phone now tells the developer what is wrong with every app
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 (NIGHT) · DPHMS Tunnel 23 (code 1107). The Doctor gained SUITE SWEEP: one button checks all nine suite apps through the uid-2000 shell — installed version vs the live manifest, STALE/CURRENT verdict, process alive, force-stop state, and the last crash stack from the system crash buffer — then POSTs the whole report straight to the developer's agent over the existing Base44 link. No more bug reports needed for routine triage; tap DOCTOR → SUITE SWEEP and the state of the entire suite lands in the developer's inbox.
OS 0.1.27: the black-frame fix rides a version bump — payload v39 machine-id regeneration
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — DPHMS OS 0.1.27 (code 27). The VNC black screen was root-caused to dbus-daemon refusing to start with an invalid /etc/machine-id; payload v39 now regenerates a valid 32-hex machine-id on every boot. This release bumps the OS so the Manager flags the update, and the app always re-checks the payload md5 at start — so existing installs pick up v39 the next time they launch.
MANAGER 1.0.19: corrupt downloads deleted, never reused
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 (EVENING) · DPHMS Manager 1.0.19 (code 1019). Bug report showed the AIO 4.0.2 update failing with “not a valid APK (bad zip)” and then reusing the same corrupt cached copy on every retry. Manager now zip-validates every download before install and deletes any truncated copy, so the next UPDATE tap pulls a fresh file automatically.
CRIMSON WAVE: seven bug-report fixes — Tunnel 22, Manager 1.0.18, AIO 4.0.2, Pro 3.0.12, Pro+ 4.0.14, NetOps 1.0.32, NetGuard 1.4.8, OS 0.1.27 + payload v39
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 (EVENING) — The phone said it, we fixed it. Tunnel 22 repairs the HomeActivity ClassNotFoundException crash (the helper dex was rebuilt with every class, verified in-dex this time). Manager 1.0.19 stamps updates with the real check time instead of “yesterday”, fixes the Android 15 download receiver crash (COLUMN_LOCAL_FILENAME SecurityException — file-descriptor based now), and now zip-validates every download and deletes corrupt/truncated copies instead of reusing them forever AIO Social 4.0.2 ships the GeckoView Display/Session classes the shrinker stripped out — the crashes on launch are gone. Pro 3.0.12, Pro+ 4.0.14 and NetOps 1.0.32 apply proper system-bar insets (fitsSystemWindows) so headers and buttons no longer sit under the status bar. NetGuard 1.4.8 adds a silent foreground watchdog service so the system can cull it no more, plus a global crash logger that reports LAST CRASH in TOOLS. OS payload v39 fixes the VNC desktop black screen at its root: an invalid /var/lib/dbus/machine-id was killing dbus-daemon at boot, which took the whole XFCE session down (the phone's own log said it). The boot script now regenerates a valid 32-hex machine id every start. Checksums: · Manager · · · · ·
OS 0.1.26: the REAL desktop cursor replaces the separate crosshair
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — DPHMS OS 0.1.26. The viewer now requests the desktop's own cursor (shape and live position) from Xvnc, so you see the actual arrow you are moving instead of a separate crosshair drawn on top. Direct mode is the default: the pointer sits under your finger. Touchpad mode remains a toggle for fine control, and falls back to the crosshair only if the server never sends a cursor. Checksum
OS 0.1.25: OPEN DESKTOP always live, mouse and keyboard fixed, header clears the status bar
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — DPHMS OS 0.1.25. (1) [4] OPEN DESKTOP no longer greys out: it never depended on Shizuku, and now shows VNC LIVE when port 5901 answers. (2) Mouse and keyboard: the built-in VNC viewer was writing input on the UI thread, which Android blocks silently, so the picture updated but nothing you did reached the desktop. Zoom + scroll: when zoomed in, two fingers pan the desktop (pinch still zooms), one-finger drag pans in Direct mode (tap clicks, hold-then-drag is a mouse drag), and a FIT button resets the view. Input now goes through a dedicated writer; uppercase and symbols send Shift correctly; tapping places the pointer first; the keyboard opens on demand. (3) Android 15: the title no longer sits under the clock. Checksum
MANAGER 1.0.17: AIO updates fixed, header clears the status bar, root clutter gone
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — DPHMS Manager 1.0.17 fixes three things. (1) AIO update: Android 11+ package visibility was hiding AIO Social from the Manager, so it always read NOT INSTALLED and never offered an update; AIO is now declared visible, and an INSTALL / UPDATE AIO button always shows. (2) Status bar overlap: the header no longer draws under the clock and icons on Android 15 (proper system-bar insets, plus gesture-bar clearance at the bottom). (3) Apps home: the ROOT FILE BROWSER card is removed; the FILES tab stays for browsing.
ORANGE WAVE: Pro 3.0.11 + Pro+ 4.0.13 — the real Status Bar Tweaker, Icon Changer, and Font Changer (any .ttf, zero root)
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — The customizers got real. DPHMS Pro 3.0.11 and Pro+ 4.0.13 ship a full SYSTEM CUSTOMIZERS section with three genuine engines behind it: STATUS BAR TWEAKER — hide or show any stock status bar icon (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, DND, alarm, rotate, NFC, battery and more) through the same secure icon_blacklist engine the classic SystemUI Tuner used, plus clock-seconds and battery-percentage toggles, with a one-tap restore. FONT CHANGER — a REAL system-wide font swap on stock Android 15, no root, no Magisk: the app builds a signed font overlay (RRO) around any font you load — pick one of the 8 bundled (Lato, Montserrat, Open Sans, Oswald, Poppins, Raleway, Hack, Noto Serif) or load ANY .ttf/.otf from your own storage or Drive — installs it through the Tunnel shell and enables it live; RESTORE STOCK ROBOTO un-does everything cleanly. The in-app overlay signer is verified end-to-end (v1 signature, arsc stored, reference verifier green). ICON CHANGER — scans any installed icon pack (ADW/Nova/Apex-style appfilter parsing), pins a launcher alias with the icon of your choice under the label you choose, and can optionally hide the original app from the drawer (reversible, with a managed restore list). NetGuard 1.4.6 — the first tab is now RADAR: live graphical cell + Wi-Fi dashboards (carrier, tech, animated signal bars, RSRP/RSRQ readouts, rolling dBm charts, all read through the shell with zero privacy permissions) plus CELL NETWORK UNLOCKED hidden menu tweakers: APN settings, Radio Info procedures, network operators picker, data roaming, and the Motorola CQA test menu. The old DIAGNOSE tab is retired — its live data lives in the Radar now, and its unique checks (VoLTE/IMS, ping, APN list) moved to TOOLS; NetOps keeps doing what it does untouched. Checksums: · ·
Oct 12 wave III: Tunnel 21 binder console, NetOps 1.0.31 wake lock + shitty-Wi-Fi kick, OS 0.1.24 desktop fix, Manager 1.0.16 clipboard, Pro+ 4.0.12 search speed
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Five-app fix wave. Tunnel build 21 makes the PUSH SHIZUKU BINDER button honest: the delivered-app count (or per-app errors) now prints directly in the console instead of nothing. NetOps 1.0.31 holds the Guardian wake lock without a timeout, and adds the SHITTY WI-FI KICK: when an associated Wi-Fi route passes probes only after grinding (2 s+ three polls in a row), the Guardian disconnects it onto cellular for a 30-minute quarantine (radio stays on, autojoin resumes after) — dead Wi-Fi was already covered by the 1.0.20 bypass; this catches the alive-but-useless kind. DPHMS OS 0.1.24 fixes the unclickable OPEN DESKTOP button (it was never added to the enable list). Manager 1.0.16 adds copy-paste to the Finder-style file browser (Copy file → PASTE), plus the AIO update detection and tap-to-install update flow. Pro+ 4.0.12 kills the search lag (debounced live search with a sort cache) and the store Bundle button now simply reads COMPLETE BUNDLE. Checksums: · · OS · Manager ·
Oct 12 wave II: Tunnel 20 icon + Doctor fix, NetOps Doze fix, OS VNC, Manager Finder, Pro+ search
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Five-app feature wave. Tunnel build 20 gets a new status-bar glyph drawn in the Guardian family style (white line-art tunnel arch with a bore, replaces the old shield), and the Doctor no longer crashes on screens without a plain ScrollView parent (it now walks up the view tree). NetOps 1.0.29 fixes the Doze whitelist command (cmd deviceidle whitelist + — the old form silently failed and drained the battery guard). DPHMS OS 0.1.23 adds a built-in VNC viewer: the new [ 4 ] OPEN DESKTOP button opens a raw-RFB client with touchpad + keyboard input and DES auth. Manager 1.0.15 ships a Mac Finder-style FILES tab: sidebar, breadcrumbs, column sorting (name/date/size), recents and root access through the Tunnel shell. Pro+ 4.0.11 adds live app search, a 4-mode sort (name/size up-down), size badges on every card, an OWNED row for bundle owners, and the Base44 Agent as a fourth AI provider. Checksums: Tunnel · NetOps · OS · Manager · Pro+
Manager 1.0.6 — root browser + activity launcher
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — DPHMS Manager 1.0.6 adds two engine-grade tabs: ROOT BROWSER walks the filesystem with the Tunnel’s uid-2000 shell (jump to /sdcard, /data/local/tmp, /system, / — green dirs, white files, red when unreadable) and ACTIVITY LAUNCHER lists every launchable app with LAUNCH / FORCE-STOP buttons plus a per-app ACTS view of every manifest activity (green = exported and launchable, red = not exported). The Manager manifest on the site is current and auto-update delivers this build. $0.89, instant delivery. Checksum: Manager
NetOps 1.0.28 — Guardian beefed up: instant event-driven polling, outage fast cadence, silence pinned
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — NetOps 1.0.28 sharpens the Guardian. A new event-driven receiver fires a snapshot the instant the system reports a connectivity change (rate-limited to 2 s), so the repair ladder reacts at the transition instead of waiting for the next poll. With the screen off and the link troubled (data down or zombie), the cadence tightens from 15 s to 5 s, firing repairs three times sooner exactly when they matter. The Guardian channel is now strictly silent by construction (sound pinned null, vibration disabled, builder defaults zeroed) and the status notification alert-once. Same build: Manager 1.0.13 fixes the Android 15 install crash, Tunnel 19 beefs up MARS. Checksums: NetOps · Tunnel · Manager
Tunnel build 19 — MARS beefed up: reconnect burst, drift guard, instant network-triggered recovery
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Tunnel build 19 supercharges MARS. While the shell is down the watcher now fires a mid-tick reconnect burst (+8 s / +16 s mDNS retries, rate-limited), a dropped shell typically recovers within one 25 s tick instead of waiting for the next window. A MARS drift guard re-pins adb_wifi_enabled / adb_enabled the moment anything turns them off mid-session (settings sweeps, OEM battery managers, OS updates), so boot auto-start never silently dies. And on every system connectivity change with the shell down, the reconnect fires instantly — exactly when adbd re-announces itself. The silent status notification now shows live reconnect and re-arm counts. Checksums: Tunnel
Manager 1.0.13 — Android 15 download crash fixed
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Manager 1.0.13 fixes the crash loop after a suite update download completes on Android 15 (SecurityException: COLUMN_LOCAL_FILENAME is deprecated in the DownloadReceiver). The receiver now resolves the downloaded APK from its own tracked filename — no deprecated DownloadManager cursor is touched. The crash terminal, diagnostic boot and uncaught-crash report now print the real installed version instead of a stale hardcoded v1.0.2. Checksums: Manager
AIO 4.0.0 — THE ENGINE SWAP: GeckoView (Firefox 157) replaces WebView; suite-wide price sync
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — AIO Social 4.0.0 is a full rewrite on the real Firefox engine. WebView is gone: every platform tab (FB, Messenger, X, Instagram, Snapchat, Threads, Reddit, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, TikTok, YouTube, YT Music, Gmail, PornHub, TextNow) now runs on GeckoView 157, so Google and Facebook logins, Set-Cookie handling and OAuth popups behave exactly like desktop Firefox — no UA spoofing, no cookie surgery. There is no browser tab: AIO is platforms only. FAST BY DESIGN: instant dash boot (zero IO before first frame, engine built lazily on first tap), tracking protection blocks ad junk for visibly faster page loads, background tabs suspend their media, and the most recent tab is prewarmed 2.5 s after boot. The login tracer (LOC/POPUP/ERR) is retained for device-side diagnosis. The full Firefox engine is big: the release now ships as an 85 MB XAPK (install with any XAPK installer) or the same-size plain APK — install guide here. FREE, instant delivery. Checksum: AIO
Oct 12 wave: prices synchronized everywhere, NetOps one-button store, Tunnel always-on watcher
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — NEW PRICES: Tunnel is now $2.49 and Manager is $0.89, synchronized across every in-app store and the site checkout. NetOps 1.0.27 merges its APPS and PAYMENT sections into one button per app: OPEN when installed, BUY at the site price when not (Lite stays GET FREE). Tunnel build 18 now runs its silent watcher unconditionally — the 25 s keep-alive reconnects the shell without conditions, so connectivity survives Wi-Fi drops without forcing any debug toggle. Same wave ships Lite 1.1.7 · Pro 3.0.10 · Pro+ 4.0.10 · NetGuard 1.4.5 · OS 0.1.22 · Manager 1.0.12 (per-app APK resolution, store and payment flow sync). Checksums: · · · Pro+ · · · OS · Manager
NetOps 1.0.25 — Tunnel priced correctly
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — The NetOps store tab no longer offers Tunnel for free. It now reads BUY TUNNEL — $2.49 and uses the same PayPal checkout as the site (installed owners are simply taken to the app). The admin header also shows the real installed version instead of a fixed v1.0.0. Checksums: NetOps
Manager 1.0.10 — self-update button
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — The Manager can now update itself. When a newer Manager is published, its own row shows UPDATE MANAGER, and a CHECK FOR UPDATE button refreshes the manifest on demand. The header now shows the real installed version. Checksums: Manager
Manager 1.0.9 — links fixed, update check fixed
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Manager 1.0.9 fixes the AIO Social launch error (the site address was not being filled in, so it tried to open a broken link). Every store and payment link in the Manager is repaired the same way. The DEV tab family list now shows AIO Social, Slots, Arbiter and ASHLEYFI OS as webapps. The update check now understands Tunnel build numbers, so a newer Tunnel build shows UPDATE instead of CURRENT. Checksums: Manager
Tunnel build 18 — pairing screen fixed
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — DPHMS Tunnel build 18 fixes the blank pairing popup. The tidy-up filter was hiding the wireless-debugging card (the one with the Pairing and Start buttons) because its text mentions a computer and a guide. It now keeps that card and still hides the outside links. Checksums:
Manager 1.0.8 — store tab cleanup
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Manager 1.0.8 removes the Arbiter's Grammar book card from the store tab (it also pointed at the wrong page). The Arbiter stays in the WEB APPS tab with its correct page. Checksums: Manager
Manager 1.0.7 — launch-crash fix
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — Manager 1.0.7 fixes a crash at launch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in the suite registry, seen on Android 15). The app and web-app lists are now built with plain list adds instead of fixed-size array literals, so nothing can index past the end. Same build: baselines synced to the live manifest (Tunnel $2.49, current versions). Checksums: Manager
AIO 3.6.14 — client-hint fix: the real WebView tell
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — AIO 3.6.14 closes the last Google login hole. The UA string said Chrome since 3.6.12, but WebView's genuine client hints still carried the brand "Android WebView" — in navigator.userAgentData.brands and the Sec-CH-UA headers — and accounts.google.com kills the flow for exactly that mismatch ("Sorry, something went wrong"). On the accounts.* hosts the app now presents Chrome-matching client hints (brands, mobile, platform, high-entropy values) built from the UA's own Chromium version, and the re-issued Google requests send matching Sec-CH-UA headers instead of the WebView-branded ones. FREE, instant delivery. Checksum: AIO
AIO 3.6.13 — login fix
NEW · OCTOBER 12, 2026 — AIO 3.6.13 fixes the real login killer. The re-issued Google GETs followed redirect chains with auto-follow, which hid every intermediate 302 hop from us — and every Set-Cookie set during the chain was silently lost. Google's sign-in flow chains redirects with session cookies at each hop, so the flow broke right after entering the email ("Something went wrong"). AIO now follows redirects itself, walking up to 12 hops and landing each hop's cookies into the jar before continuing. Combined with 3.6.12's wv-free login UA and 3.6.11's translucent cursive-wordmark bubble. FREE, instant delivery. Checksum: AIO
AIO Social v3.6.12 — Google sign-in: the "; wv" fix
NEW · OCTOBER 11, 2026 — AIO 3.6.12 completes the Google login repair. The v3.6.10-11 honest-UA fix still failed because the honest WebView UA carries the "; wv" fragment — Google's accounts pages read that token as "embedded WebView" and refuse the sign-in. On the accounts.* login hosts the app now wears the default WebView UA with ONLY that marker removed: Chromium version and every sec-ch-ua client hint stay true, so UA string, hints and JS probes all agree, but the embedded-WebView flag is gone. Desktop spoof stays everywhere else; X-Requested-With stays stripped. Same build carries the v3.6.11 translucent bubble with the small cursive "dphms" wordmark. FREE, instant delivery. Checksum: AIO
AIO Social v3.6.11 — translucent bubble, full cursive wordmark
NEW · OCTOBER 11, 2026 — AIO 3.6.11 refines the floating home bubble: the dark red fill is now mildly translucent (you can see the screen breathe through it), and the logo is the full word "dphms" in small bright-red cursive — not just a D — sitting on the light grey home outline. Same behavior: floats system-wide over every app, tap = home, long-press = hide, drag = dock. FREE, instant delivery. Checksum: AIO
AIO Social v3.6.10 — the Google login fix and the new home bubble
NEW · OCTOBER 11, 2026 — AIO 3.6.10 fixes Google sign-in ("Something went wrong"): on accounts.google.com the app now presents its honest WebView identity instead of the desktop spoof — the spoofed UA contradicted Chromium's client hints, so Google refused the login. Same build gives the floating DPHMS home bubble its new face: dark red fill, solid black outline, light grey home outline behind, and the bright red cursive DPHMS "D" logo on top. Tap = home, long-press = hide, drag = dock to a side. FREE, instant delivery. Checksum: AIO
THE TUNNEL ERA: Helper becomes DPHMS Tunnel v1.0 — $2.49, silent, no Wi-Fi
NEW · OCTOBER 11, 2026 — THE HELPER RETIRES. DPHMS Tunnel v1.0 (build 1100, $2.49) takes its place at the engine level: it pairs wireless debugging with no Wi-Fi network, PC or USB, hands every DPHMS app the Shizuku binder through one uid-2000 shell, re-arms itself at boot via MARS, and carries the Tunnel Doctor AI repair console. Every status notification is now fully silent. Same wave: AIO Social v3.6.10, Manager v1.0.6, NetOps v1.0.24 — and the site help pill is now the TUNNEL pill. Checksums: Tunnel · AIO · Manager
Oct 11 wave: Tunnel engine, webapps in Manager, payments audited
NEW · OCTOBER 11, 2026 — Tunnel v1.0 build 16 polishes the pairing popup (no gaps, no stray links), replaces the AIO DOCTOR tool with an OPEN WI-FI button, keeps every status notification silent, and ships as the suite engine at $1.49 (replacing Helper). NetOps v1.0.24 drops its Slots webapp button and points all connectivity to Tunnel. Pro+ v4.0.8 turns the pasted API key into real AI calls (Groq, Gemini, OpenAI) with the safety gate still checking every command. Manager v1.0.6 keeps the WEB APPS section — Slots, Arbiter, ASHLEYFI OS and AIO Social — lists Tunnel at $2.49, and updates in place. Site-wide: the security audit card, admin dev sections, download links and checksums now all point to the current builds; all 18 PayPal flows audited (one account, prices match); AIO Social moves to FREE; only Lite stays free. Checksums: every release ships a SHA256 file next to its APK.
Helper v1.5.25 — VETERAN MODE: the grant is now for life
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (NIGHT) — VETERAN MODE. The moment WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS is granted to Helper ONCE (over USB, or self-granted on any live Shizuku session), that grant is permanent — and v1.5.25 remembers it forever. A veteran Helper re-forces wireless debugging ON with a direct write on every keep-alive cycle and at boot, with NO shell, NO Shizuku, NO PC, forever. New: the mDNS probe proves the wireless-debugging daemon is genuinely LISTENING (it reads the adb service announcement and its port — shell-free), instead of trusting the adb_wifi_enabled bit; LOCAL SETUP now tells you honestly when the flag is on but the daemon has no Wi-Fi interface to bind (association is physics: a hotspot from any phone works, internet NOT needed) and opens the one-tap Wi-Fi panel to join any network. Honest as ever: without wireless debugging ever having run once there is no shell path on a non-rooted phone — but after ONE pairing, you never need one again. Checksums:
DPHMS Manager v1.0.3 — launch crash fixed
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (EVENING) — Manager v1.0.0 crashed on launch on some devices: the manifest never registered ManagerApp as the application class, so Android built a generic Application object and the cast in MainActivity.onResume threw a ClassCastException. The v1.0.1 safe build shipped a crash screen that captured the trace (one screenshot was enough to find it); v1.0.2 registers ManagerApp correctly and boots clean — installs straight over v1.0.0/v1.0.1, same suite certificate, 9 permissions, no root. Checksums: Manager
THE 8TH & FINAL APP: DPHMS Manager v1.0.0 — the suite runs itself now
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (FINAL WAVE) — DPHMS Manager v1.0.0 ($0.89) is the 8th and final DPHMS app: a full suite manager and updater. Its APPS tab shows every app in the family with live status (CURRENT / UPDATE AVAILABLE / NOT INSTALLED) and OPEN / UPDATE / BUY buttons; its daily auto-update engine checks the version manifest on this site and downloads every available suite update automatically, installing silently through Shizuku (or the standard installer, honestly reported). It updates itself the same way. Slots, the Arbiter's Grammar and ASHLEYFI OS ship inside it as launchable webapps (in-app WebView, or pin them to the home screen as real shortcuts), and when DPHMS OS is installed the Manager downloads the latest OS payload for it. The STORE tab carries every payment flow in the suite — apps you don't own yet route to their proper PayPal checkout; the DEV tab is the whole 9: R.C. Anicola, the site, the email, the donate links. Signed with the suite certificate, 9 permissions, no root. This closes the wave — the suite is complete and current, and this is the last planned update for a while. Checksums: Manager
THE ARBITER'S GRAMMAR — trilogy now on sale, web app expanded
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (MORNING) — Richard's trilogy is now published as eBooks: Volume I (The Arbiter's Grammar, 79 pp), Volume II (The Soul Harvest, 33 pp), Volume III (Black Ocean, White Land, 31 pp) — $9.99 each via PayPal, PDF delivered instantly on the thank-you page. The interactive web app at dphms.org/arbiter/ has been expanded with the full autopsy of the paranormal sexual ideations (the night visitor: experience real, agent impossible), the Silicon Arbiter (how AI runs the Grammar at scale), gang stalking autopsied (physical version real and documentable; telepathic version impossible; the TI-community trap), and The Repair — the clinical route out of intrusive thoughts and the loop, with crisis resources. The web app is linked discreetly from the site footer (next to the other easter egg). NEW SAME DAY: THE COUNSELOR — a chatbot educated on all three volumes, living in its own section at the bottom of the web app page (a slim floating bar on the right links down to it). It speaks in context — including CODED SPEECH / CONTEXT INCEPTION: how an innocent sentence like 'I love apples' can be built to carry a second, coded meaning — and it teaches the five exits from a context trap. A POV button cycles the three points of view of the Trinity: THE ARBITER (runs the book's tactics on you live, then labels every seam), THE WITNESS (recognition without audit), THE GRAMMAR (exact structure). Speak to it normally: ask questions, describe your situation, or press INTL HELP for international and UN resources (UN Women, OHCHR, UNODC, WHO, UNFPA, worldwide hotline directories — no local links). It knows all 30 Laws, 15 Shadow Mantles, the six currencies, the four probes, the lure architecture, the night-visitor autopsy, and the Repair.
NEW WEB APP: The Arbiter's Grammar — a terminal autopsy of mental homicide
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (MORNING) — Richard's trilogy, adapted into an interactive iOS web app. It runs the Arbiter's deepest claim — autonomous control, the Sunken-Place fantasy of murdering a mind by will alone — through an honest four-probe autopsy console (channel: none, endpoint: none, overwrite: none, corpus: absent; verdict IRRATIONAL AND IMPOSSIBLE), then shines the light where it belongs: the harm is real and the mechanism is physical — language, timing, isolation, dependency — which means it can be seen, documented, interrupted and stopped. Six of the thirty Laws with their defenses, the Get Out audit, the lure architecture of the predator city, the Android parity (grants are explicit, auditable, revocable; there is no Tier called assertion), and the White Land. Browses like a native app on iPhone: Add to Home Screen at dphms.org/arbiter/ · Human Trafficking Hotline buttons built into the bottom bar.
Helper v1.5.25 + NetOps v1.0.21: veteran mode, dead-Wi-Fi bypass, and the SHELL-BYPASS RUNG
NEW · OCTOBER 9-10, 2026 — Helper v1.5.25 makes the one-time pairing path impossible to miss: LOCAL SETUP now detects when the phone is associated to a Wi-Fi (dead internet is fine — Shizuku pairs locally over 127.0.0.1) and walks you straight through flip-the-switch → pair → permanent grant, after which LOCAL SETUP forces wireless debugging hands-off forever. The direct write re-asserts three passes against builds that drop it, and a running Shizuku missing Helper's approval gets the dialog opened automatically. NetOps v1.0.21 fixes the dead-Wi-Fi trap: while associated to a dead network Android keeps routing over it — re-arming data alone never moved the default route. The Guardian now unassociates from the dead network on the first failed probe (radio stays ON, so the wireless-debugging anchor and loopback Shizuku survive), forces cellular as the data path, stops the dead network from auto-rejoining, and lets Wi-Fi back in on a slow backoff the moment it revives. A manual BYPASS DEAD WI-FI — FORCE DATA button lands on the FIX tab. Checksums: · NetOps NIGHT UPDATE — NetOps v1.0.21 Guardian SHELL-BYPASS RUNG (NO su, NO root, ever): Ladder -1 SELF-ARM: while any Shizuku shell is alive, NetOps hands itself the one permission adb can grant a normal app — WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS via pm grant (shell authority only), permanent across reboots. Ladder R: when Shizuku is OFFLINE and data drops, Guardian re-pins mobile_data_always_on with a direct Settings.Global write (3-pass verified, same trick as Helper VETERAN MODE) — the data policy holds with no shell at all. Honest limit: without a shell and without root a bypass can only write secure settings; svc cycles and radio restarts wait for Shizuku to return. Watch tab gains the SHELL-BYPASS toggle (armed by default). Checksums: NetOps
Helper v1.5.21: wireless debugging forced on with no Shizuku at all
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (EARLY) — Helper v1.5.21 closes the loop the 1.5.20 hard-enable left open: it still needed the Shizuku shell, and while wireless debugging is off there is no shell — a chicken-and-egg trap that made LOCAL SETUP refuse to force anything while not connected. v1.5.21 reads the wireless-debugging state directly from the system (no shell, no permission) and forces the switch in three tiers: a direct system write first — grant it once over USB with "adb shell pm grant com.dphms.helper android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS" and LOCAL SETUP turns wireless debugging on hands-off forever, even with Shizuku completely dead — the Shizuku shell if one is alive, and if neither can, Helper opens the right screen itself (radio first on greyed-switch phones) and watches the switch for up to four minutes, continuing automatically the moment it flips. The checklist shows wireless debugging ON/OFF before Shizuku is running, and the LOCAL MODE step order is now radio → wireless debugging → Shizuku. Checksums: Helper
Oct 9 early wave: Pro+ v4.0.7, Helper v1.5.20, NetOps v1.0.21
NEW · OCTOBER 9, 2026 (EARLY) — Pro+ v4.0.7 centers the six terminal tab buttons on the nav row (4.0.6 laid them out from the left edge). Helper v1.5.20 hard-enables wireless debugging on phones that grey the switch out with no Wi-Fi connection: LOCAL SETUP now brings the radio up first and re-asserts the setting through the shell up to three verified passes, never joining a network. NetOps v1.0.21 upgrades the kernel security report with real verified-boot intel: verified boot state (GREEN/orange/yellow/red), bootloader lock, SELinux enforcement and encryption are read from the device, taint and fingerprint mismatches are graded by the boot chain instead of string matching (a GREEN locked chain outranks a kernel/fingerprint string mismatch — that mismatch is expected on GKI phones where OTAs update the kernel independently), and a plain-English guide explains taint bits, the android12-5.10 branch name on Android 13-15 phones, and what would actually be a problem. Checksums: · Helper · NetOps
Hotfix: Pro+ v4.0.6 (startup crash fixed for real)
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 (NIGHT) — The crash reports behind the v4.0.5 Safe Mode screen pointed at one root cause: Material's BottomNavigationView supports a maximum of 5 items and Pro+ has 6 tabs, so layout inflation threw on launch. Pro+ v4.0.6 replaces the bottom bar with a custom DPHMS terminal nav row — six tabs (Home, Apps, Network, System, Terminal, Store), monospace labels, #00FF88 selection accent, no item limit, same behavior including rotation. Checksums: Pro+
Helper v1.5.19: silent notification + LOCAL wireless debugging (no Wi-Fi network)
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 (NIGHT) — The Helper notification is now completely silent: a new low-importance channel with no sound and no vibration (Android will not lower an existing channel, so the silent channel is a fresh id). And LOCAL MODE runs Shizuku with no Wi-Fi network: tick LOCAL MODE, press the new [L] LOCAL SETUP button and Helper turns the Wi-Fi radio on (a network is never connected), enables developer options and wireless debugging, then opens Shizuku for a one-time pairing. The smart floating button walks the same steps in order — TURN ON WI-FI (RADIO ONLY), TURN ON WIRELESS DEBUGGING, OPEN SHIZUKU — and Shizuku pairs with the phone itself over 127.0.0.1, so internet, splash pages and captive portals are all out of the picture. Honest limits: Android switches wireless debugging off when the Wi-Fi radio is fully off, so the radio stays on in local mode; one day Helper may ship with Shizuku's engine built in. Checksums: Helper v1.5.19
Reliability wave: Pro+ v4.0.5, NetOps v1.0.18, Helper v1.5.18
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 (LATE) — Pro+ v4.0.5 ships Safe Mode: if startup ever hits an error, the app opens with the crash log on screen and copy / clear-data / retry buttons instead of force-closing — layout inflation included, which the v4.0.4 armor did not cover. All six tabs are armored (a fault in one renders an on-screen safe-error view, never a crash), the widget and foreground service can no longer take the app down, and if the previous run crashed, the trace is surfaced once with a copy button so it can be fixed for real. NetOps v1.0.18 keeps the manual Wi-Fi buttons but the Guardian now bypasses Wi-Fi for cellular: when a Wi-Fi network carries the link, mobile data is re-armed and pinned always-on so traffic returns to cellular — Wi-Fi is never turned off and never routed through, staying only as the wireless-debugging anchor. Helper v1.5.18 makes as-is mode data-for-data: probes are no longer redirected to a 204 endpoint, Wi-Fi is kept purely as the Shizuku anchor, and mobile data is re-armed and pinned always-on as the data path. Checksums: Pro+ · NetOps · Helper
Five-app maintenance wave: Lite v1.1.4, Pro+ v4.0.4, NetOps v1.0.17, OS v0.1.19, Helper v1.5.17
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The Store buttons could never tell whether a sibling DPHMS app was already installed: without a <queries> manifest block, Android 11+ hides other apps, so every row ran its PayPal flow even for apps already on the device. All five apps now declare package visibility and their Store buttons flip to OPEN for anything installed (the Complete Bundle row opens NetGuard / Pro+ when the bundle is already owned). Pro+ v4.0.4 also gets startup crash armor: onCreate view-binding, Shizuku listeners, fragment commits and every refresh coroutine now catch-and-log instead of force-closing, and the Home tab no longer commits twice on first launch. Lite v1.1.4 adds the same open-if-installed store fix (plus a 1.1.4-INTL build). NetOps v1.0.17 expands the kernel taint table to every flag the kernel can set, each with plain-English meaning, severity grouping and a link to the tainted-kernels reference. DPHMS OS v0.1.19 turns the Store and Support sections into collapsible drop-downs so the boot-critical home screen stays compact. Helper v1.5.17 picks up the store visibility fix as well. Checksums: · · NetOps · OS · Helper
Helper v1.5.16: floating button now switches off properly, Store tab cleaned up
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The floating BACK TO DPHMS HELPER button had a stubborn streak: turn it off and it could come straight back, because the keep-alive loop re-showed it every 30 seconds while the 10-minute "armed" window was live (and every Wi-Fi / wireless-debugging tap re-arms it). v1.5.16 makes an explicit turn-off win: it disarms the window first, then removes the button immediately. Also hardened the re-show path against a stale detached view, and the Store tab is now the tidy buy rows only — the redundant OPEN/GET app list is gone (each buy row already opens the app when it is installed). In-place update from v1.5.15. SHA256.
Helper · $1.49 — card & links on the home pagePro v3.0.7: Upgrade-to-Pro+ button on the landing page
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The landing page's old DPHMS app list is replaced by a single bold UPGRADE TO PRO+ — $2.00 button that runs the verified PayPal upgrade flow. Every in-app checkout now also returns you to the right downloads page on the thank-you site after PayPal (previously the return URL missed its item key, which would have shown an empty download list). In-place update from v3.0.6; the INTL build moves to v3.0.7-INTL. .
Pro · FREE — card & links on the home pagePro+ v4.0.3: checkout return fix, crash forensics
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Same return-URL fix as Pro: NetGuard and Complete Bundle checkouts from the Store tab now land on their own downloads instead of a blank thank-you page. The shipped v4.0.2 APK was forensically re-checked — signature, classes and launch path are intact and identical to working Pro builds, so the reported v4.0.2 startup crash traces to a corrupted install on the device, not the build; a clean reinstall (or this update) resolves it. In-place update from v4.0.2. .
Pro+ · FREE — card & links on the home pageNetGuard v1.4.2: cross-app buttons open the right app
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — NetGuard's scan results offered "fix in Pro+ App Ops" by opening the Pro+ app when installed. A package-id slip made that button open Pro instead (and the Pro button used Pro's id correctly but the Pro+ button shared it). v1.4.2 maps each cross-app button to the exact package — the Pro+ App Ops button now opens Pro+ (com.dphms.optimizer.proplus) when installed, and otherwise runs the same Pro+ PayPal flow as before. In-place update from v1.4.1. .
NetGuard · FREE — card & links on the home pagePro v3.0.6: Bundle+ is website-only
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Bundle+ ($7.99) is a dphms.org exclusive, so the purchase row added to Pro's Store tab in v3.0.5 has been removed. Pro's Store tab keeps the rest of the family (Lite, Pro+ upgrade, NetGuard, NetOps, OS, Helper, the FREE Complete Bundle); Bundle+ itself is sold only on the home page. In-place update from v3.0.5; the INTL build moves to v3.0.6-INTL. .
Pro · FREE — card & links on the home pageBundle+ launched: the whole arsenal in one purchase
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Bundle+ ($7.99) takes the FREE Complete Bundle and adds DPHMS NetOps: Pro+ (AI Terminal), NetGuard, NetOps (radio control, integrity suite, Guardian service) and the full source code — $5.98 less than buying the parts separately. A dphms.org exclusive — sold only here, on the home page. Never sold inside the apps.
Bundle+ · $7.99 — on the home pagePro v3.0.5: upgrade checkout fixed, Bundle+ in the Store tab
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The $2.00 upgrade-to-Pro+ checkout from Pro's Store tab previously sent PayPal an empty item description; it now carries the proper name ("DPHMS Upgrade from Pro to Pro+") and still lands on the Pro+ thank-you download. In-place update from v3.0.4; the INTL build moved to v3.0.5-INTL with the same fixes, and its checksum file is now named consistently with the family. .
Pro · FREE — card & links on the home pageThe Store tab, family-wide — every DPHMS app now sells the whole suite
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The whole family ships a unified release today: Lite 1.1.3 (and 1.1.3-INTL), Pro 3.0.6, Pro+ 4.0.2, NetGuard 1.4.2, NetOps 1.0.16, Helper 1.5.15 and DPHMS OS 0.1.18. Every app now has one Store tab/section holding the complete DPHMS family — if the app you tap is already installed on the device, its button opens it directly instead of a checkout; otherwise it runs the same verified PayPal flow the site uses (Bundle item names are unified across all apps). Scattered buy links elsewhere in the apps are gone, and every page of every app now ends with the same support footer: Cash App, PayPal and Chime donate buttons plus a direct support email link. NetOps' APPS tab is now the STORE tab and no longer lists itself; NetGuard's store banner moved out of the Network tab into its own STORE tab. Same suite signing certificate everywhere — every update installs in place.
All apps · cards & links on the home page
DPHMS OS v0.1.17: the rootfs download fix
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The Arch Linux ARM file server (os.archlinuxarm.org) serves a https certificate that does not cover its own subdomain, which broke the one-tap in-app download of the ~250 MB Arch rootfs that first-time installs need. v0.1.17 fetches the rootfs the same way the official Arch Linux ARM downloads page does — over plain http with a scoped cleartext exception for that single host, everything else stays https-only. Same signing certificate — updates install in place over v0.1.16, no uninstall needed. The site's rootfs link now points to the official http URL as well.
DPHMS OS · $9.99 — card & links on the home page
DPHMS Helper v1.5.25 — self-grant: pair Shizuku once, never need a PC again
Oct 9. 1.5.21 required a manual "adb shell pm grant com.dphms.helper android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS" from a computer before LOCAL SETUP could force the greyed-out wireless-debugging switch by itself. v1.5.23 removes that requirement: the first time any Shizuku session is alive, Helper grants itself WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS through the shell (uid 2000 — the same authority adb from a PC has), permanently. From then on LOCAL SETUP forces wireless debugging 100% hands-off with Shizuku completely dead, no cable, no computer. The keep-alive service re-grants automatically if the permission is ever missing, and every path reports the true grant state. Same suite certificate — updates in place over 1.5.13+.
Helper · $1.49 — full card and requirements
DPHMS NetOps v1.0.15 — ALL 8 payment flows in-app
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The APPS tab now carries the complete catalog: added BUY HELPER (bash.49) and BUY NETOPS (.99) alongside Pro, Pro+, NetGuard, Bundle, Upgrade and OS — every DPHMS product is now purchasable standalone from inside the app, with every checkout landing on the matching thank-you download. Same suite signing certificate, so updates install in place from v1.0.13/v1.0.14. SHA256.
NetOps v1.0.14: the poor-coverage shield + in-app APPS tab
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The Guardian keep-online engine now defends the cellular link even at the edge of a cell: when signal collapses (1 bar or RSRP below -110 dBm for four polls) it enters shield mode — the repair ladder engages one poll earlier, data-cycle spacing tightens from 90s to 30s and the airplane-mode restart window from 10 min to 6 min. Suspended data sessions get re-armed, not just disconnected ones, and if Shizuku goes offline the shield keeps scanning every poll and re-engages automatically — data stays cellular at all costs. Data maintenance is still cellular-only: Wi-Fi is never repaired, never disabled, only kept ON as the wireless-debugging anchor. Also new: an APPS tab with the whole DPHMS family and direct PayPal payment flows — the exact same verified checkout the site uses. Same signing certificate — updates install in place.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home page
DPHMS OS payload v37: new slots game inside the desktop
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The DPHMS Slots game that ships inside DPHMS OS now matches the official site: the new gold casino look, free to play with tokens only. The payload self-updates: the OS app sees the new checksum automatically, so just STOP, INSTALL, START.
DPHMS OS · $9.99 — card & links on the home page
DPHMS OS payload v36: the wallpaper finally reaches the top
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Desktop fixes, three ways. The panel is now fully transparent so the wallpaper runs to the very top of the screen (the old near-opaque strip covered it). All three dark wallpapers were regenerated: no washed-out top band, a smooth #1F1F1F to #0E0E0E gradient and the red DPHMS accent line across the top and left edge on every orientation. And the session now writes Firefox and mailto: defaults as a mimeapps.list file too — no more "choose an application" boxes — with a default cursor exported for every toolkit. The payload self-updates: the OS app sees the new checksum automatically.
DPHMS OS · $9.99 — card & links on the home page
Family-wide keystore unification — one key for every DPHMS app
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Every DPHMS release is now signed with the single R.C. Anicola suite key (SHA-256 8196774f...): Lite 1.1.2, Pro 3.0.3, Pro+ 4.0.1, NetGuard 1.4.0, DPHMS OS 0.1.16, Helper 1.5.14 and NetOps 1.0.13, plus the INTL variants — NetGuard, OS and Pro-Intl were rebuilt and re-signed today (Pro-Intl also picks up Pro's STOP ALL fix as v3.0.3-INTL). Legacy debug downloads were retired. If you run an older NetGuard, OS or INTL build, one uninstall is needed before installing the re-signed release — after that, updates install in place forever.
All apps · cards & links on the home page
Lite v1.1.2: current build — targetSdk 35 + suite certificate
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Lite is brought up to the current build standard: compile/target SDK 35 (Android 15 — also what the Play store now requires for new submissions), version 1.1.2, and signed with the R.C. Anicola suite key used across the DPHMS family. The INTL label variant ships the same fixes (v1.1.2-INTL). Because the signing certificate changed from the old Lite key, existing installed copies need a one-time uninstall before installing v1.1.2 — the same one-time step Helper and Pro+ users already went through.
Lite · free — card & links on the home page
NetOps v1.0.13: Wi-Fi out of the ladder — data is always cellular
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Per Richard's request, the Guardian no longer manages Wi-Fi at all: no Wi-Fi cycling, no Wi-Fi failover, no disabling Wi-Fi to force cellular. The only Wi-Fi action left is Ladder 0 — keep the radio ON as the wireless-debugging anchor that keeps Shizuku alive (re-enabled automatically, 5-min rate limit). The repair ladder is now cellular-only: re-arm data → data cycle → airplane-mode restart (still never during a call, and never while a Wi-Fi association is up so the Shizuku session is protected). WATCH reflects it: the old Wi-Fi toggles are replaced by the single WI-FI ANCHOR switch. Same signing certificate — updates install in place.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home page
NetOps v1.0.12: maximum honest shell authority
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Per Richard's request, every finding that ADB-shell authority (via Shizuku, uid 2000 — the strongest no-root authority Android offers) can honestly fix is now fixable: SELinux-permissive sourced from a root framework gets the containment fix + reboot path with a live setenforce attempt reported with its real exit code (it needs real root, and NetOps says so instead of pretending). The report now ends with an AUTHORITY SCOPE block that states exactly which remaining items need reboot / fastboot / root — nothing is left unfixable that shell can honestly fix, and nothing is claimed fixed that shell cannot.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home page
Pro v3.0.3: STOP ALL hardened, same fix as Pro+
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Pro never had the self-kill bug (it excludes its own id correctly), but it gets the same structural guarantee as Pro+ v4.0.1: STOP ALL now uses a runtime own-package check (a rename can never reintroduce the bug) and excludes the whole DPHMS family — Helper keeps Shizuku alive, the NetOps Guardian watches your radio, and Pro no longer kills its own stack mid-run. Same signing certificate: updates install in place.
Pro · FREE — card & links on the home page
NetOps v1.0.12: researched taint fix + cellular keep-online
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Two upgrades per Richard's request. (1) The kernel-taint finding now DECODES the taint integer bit by bit against the kernel's own flag table: benign vendor/firmware bits are de-escalated as harmless, root-framework bits (out-of-tree/unsigned/proprietary/forced modules) get a real Shizuku fix that removes the source — the manager app is force-stopped, wiped and disabled — with the honest physics stated (taint bits can never be cleared at runtime by ANY authority, even root; the sysctl is one-way). After you reboot, the Guardian re-reads /proc/sys/kernel/tainted LIVE and posts the verdict: clean, benign-bits-only, or still-tainted-refflash. (2) Guardian CELLULAR KEEP-ONLINE: when Wi-Fi is associated but carrying a dead link while mobile data is up, the Guardian drops Wi-Fi so your default route moves to cellular immediately — the classic dead-access-point case where Android leaves you offline despite good LTE. Toggleable in WATCH. Same signing certificate — updates install in place.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home page
Pro+ v4.0.1: STOP ALL no longer stops Pro+ itself
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Found it: Pro+'s safety-exclusion list contained Pro's package id but not its own (com.dphms.optimizer.proplus), so mid-run STOP ALL force-stopped Pro+ itself — the app died partway through the list and the loop never finished. v4.0.1 excludes the whole DPHMS family dynamically (own package checked at runtime, so a rename can never reintroduce it). Lite and Pro were never affected — they exclude themselves correctly. Heads-up: v4.0.1 is signed with the R.C. Anicola suite key (same as Helper and NetOps), so if you installed v4.0.0 from this site, uninstall it once before installing v4.0.1 — Android refuses cross-signature in-place updates.
Pro+ v4.0.1 — FREE, card & links on the home page
NetOps v1.0.10: Shizuku-pure fixes — root path removed
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Per Richard's request, every fix now runs on Shizuku / ADB-shell authority ONLY: no su calls, no root-manager grant prompts, no rmmod. The root-framework finding's real Shizuku fix force-stops the manager app, wipes its stored superuser policies (pm clear) and disables it (pm disable-user), then verifies live that it is disabled — and states honestly that kernel modules already in memory remain until the framework is removed and the phone rebooted. Hidden/renamed managers get honest manual instructions instead of guessed containment. Also fixed: the auto-repair engine's regular fixes (device admins, accessibility, overlays, DNS) now actually execute — a v1.0.9 refactor had left them reporting FAILED. Same signing certificate as v1.0.8–v1.0.9, so updates install in place.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home page
NetOps v1.0.9: Shizuku-only fix tier
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — The root-framework fix now works in two tiers. Tier 1 needs ONLY Shizuku (no root manager): it disables the installed root manager app (Magisk/KernelSU/APatch containment, verified live) so no new superuser grants can be issued. Tier 2 (bonus, needs a root grant) still unloads the modules live. Kernel modules physically cannot be unloaded with ADB-shell authority — v1.0.9 says so plainly instead of pretending.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home pageNetOps v1.0.8: admin-class radio control & integrity suite
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — Built for the Moto G Power 2024 (Android 15). Real-time RSRP/SINR/CQI telemetry, per-SIM network bitmask control, an anti-thrash watchdog that stops 5G/4G indoor ping-pong, guaranteed-restore radio restarts, and a security audit that walks the boot chain, SELinux, overlays, accessibility and kernel taint — with a root escalation tier that performs live module repairs when a Magisk-style grant is available. Direct downloads on the home page.
NetOps · FREE — card & links on the home pageHelper v1.5.14: no more connect-to-Wi-Fi nag in as-is mode
NEW · OCTOBER 8, 2026 — With "Use network as-is" active, Helper now also switches Android's captive-portal detection off (captive_portal_mode 0) on top of validating the network, so the system stops posting the "sign in to network / connect to Wi-Fi" notification. The change is scoped: it is restored automatically when Wi-Fi drops, the service stops, or the app restarts. In-place update from v1.5.13; v1.5.12 and older still need one uninstall first (signature change).
Home page downloadsHelper v1.5.13: re-signed maintenance release
Built Oct 8, 2026 and re-signed with the R.C. Anicola key. If you run Helper 1.5.12 or older, uninstall it first, then install v1.5.13 from the home page downloads (Android refuses cross-signature in-place updates). Direct link on the home page.
Home page downloadsHelper v1.4.1: use the network as-is (now v1.4.3)
Helper can now work on whatever Wi-Fi you are already on. Tick "Use network as-is" and when a splash page appears, Helper taps its own "use network as is / without internet" option by itself. If the page has no such option, it logs in with the username and password you saved. It only handles plain HTML forms. JavaScript portals, CAPTCHAs and SMS-code pages are reported as unsupported, never as success.
Helper · $1.49NetGuard v1.4.0: Android 15 radio controls
Direct modem presets for LTE, 5G/LTE, and 5G-only, selected by SIM slot. A read-back button and a separately confirmed three-second radio reset make the workflow clearer. Carrier restrictions still apply; radio changes interrupt connectivity.
NetGuard · FREEOne purchase, two toolkits
The FREE bundle includes Pro+ with the Dr.PHMS AI Terminal, NetGuard, and source downloads. No subscription. Shizuku setup and device compatibility still matter.
Explore the FREE bundleKnow what Helper does before paying
The $1.49 companion monitors Shizuku and attempts recovery. Its new description page explains permissions, setup, battery use, and modern Android's reconnection limits.
Read Helper detailsDPHMS OS ships a full Arch Linux desktop on your phone, Shizuku-powered — see the OS guide for the latest improvements.
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