Mark Murphy wrote:
Only if you are creating your own firmware or are contributing
modifications to the Android open source project:
http://source.android.com
Ordinary Java applications can use Java sockets, but only for their own
application -- they cannot affect other applications'
Bryan Ashby wrote:
I'm not asking to hijack a Android, but
are there legit methods for locking down a device?
Unfortunately, one man's locking down is another man's hijacking.
The legit methods pretty much would involve core firmware
modifications. Android, as it stands today, is definitely
Bryan Ashby wrote:
I am looking for information on traffic filtering options on the
Android platform. That is, filtering Internet traffic such as HTTP,
and IM. For example, on the desktop this can be achieved via a device
driver such as NDIS, Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) or a Layered
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