I think I've found a better solution:
Keep an phone at home and remotely connect into that.
No, wait! The only app that can do this phone to phone I've found is AirMirror and it needs root on the serving phone.
By the way, watch out with VMOS. Chinese made. Many permissions....
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Originally Posted by Markismus
So running a VM on a website to bypass hardware restrictions......It seems simpler to run a VM on the device. But would it be possible. I remember the ThinApps: Software encapsuled in a VM with all necessary dependencies to make them portable. That's really what's needed for Android, too.
It's still going: ThinApps
Apparently, VM on Android it is called vmos.
Seeing that they discuss Xposed in the FAQ it is geared towards hacking. 
Some other interesting points:
- Why can't I use the SIM card to make a call?
This function is currently under developing.
- Why can't I use NFC?
It's under developing.
- Why does the phone stuck and became very hot?
The real phone configuration is not good enough.
Still going to try installing the apk-file. If my Hisense runs hot, I'll let you know. |