Your Google services, read on your device. No internet, ever.
VD Google shows you what Google itself records on your phone about three things, and explains what each item means, without sending anything anywhere.
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Whether RCS is available for your line, your RCS number, the RCS state, the configuration version, how many of your contacts support RCS, the carrier entitlement, presence (UCE), and the related timestamps (provisioning, sync, last message, token expiry, and more).
Whether your device is attested for payments, whether it has NFC hardware, whether Wallet is installed, the payment service and tap-to-pay state, whether your screen lock is accepted, and whether a card has ever been added.
The apps that recently asked Google Play Integrity to vouch for your device, each with its icon, its name, the full time of its last request, and how many requests it made in the current window.
Every item carries a short, plain-language explanation of what it really means.
VD Google declares no permissions at all, not even internet access. Nothing it reads ever leaves your device. You can confirm this in the manifest and in the source.
- Android 8.0 (API 26) or newer.
- Root is required. The information above lives in protected, system-only areas of Android. VD Google reads it with superuser access and does nothing else with it. Without root, the app only shows a screen explaining why root is needed.
All times are shown in your device's current timezone, and the timezone is always labelled.
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- GitHub: @VD171 https://github.com/VD171
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