Devil Kernel Manager v3.4.2
APK · 587 KB · version code 23 · Android 4.0+ · uploaded Jan 28, 2014
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File information
- Version
- v3.4.2 (23)
- Uploaded
- Jan 28, 2014
- Size
- 587 KB
- Requires
- Android 4.0+ (API 14)
- CPU support
- Any (no native code)
- Screen
- Small screens and larger
- MD5
- 96bfd4ed25dd1cccfbc4fcdc57a5d719
- Signing certificate (SHA-1)
- 78:62:C0:72:A0:7D:1F:A4:4E:21:97:9C:CB:A6:64:99:5F:13:D4:96
- Signed by
- CN=Bradley Ruiz, O=Metalignus, L=GT, ST=GT, C=502
- File name
- com-metalignus-devilappsgs-23-4929354-96bfd4ed25dd1cccfbc4fcdc57a5d719.apk
- Package
- com.metalignus.devilappsgs
- Downloads (all versions)
- 3.6K
- Age rating
- PEGI 3 · Everyone
What's new in v3.4.2
v.3.4.2
* Fixed a bug with setting Scheduler on boot.
v.3.4.1
* Fixed startup crash.
v.3.4
* Added Increase and Decrease by 25mV on Voltages Settings.
* Added ZSwap options for 40% and 50%
* Fixed Swappines Max Limit.
* Added option in settings to restore the settings on boot ignoring the Kernel Version (use it at your own risk)
* Fixed some card animations.
* Updated internal Libs.
* Other bug fixes.
v.3.3.1
* Fixed a bug on TouchWake delay.
Permissions (5)
This version requests 5 permissions, 1 of them sensitive.
- Read contacts Sensitive android.permission.READ_CONTACTS
- Access superuser android.permission.ACCESS_SUPERUSER
- Control vibration android.permission.VIBRATE
- Prevent the device from sleeping android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
- Run at startup android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED
Security & authenticity
Security rating: Warning
Signing certificate
- Certificate issued to “Metalignus” The developer's name — though anyone can put any name in a certificate.
Store checks
- Developer signature check failed Mar 9, 2025
- Antivirus scan passed Nov 2, 2020
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How to install Devil Kernel Manager on Android 4.0+
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- Open Devil Kernel Manager — tap Open on the install screen, or find it in your app drawer.
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