RebreakVpnService.onStartCommand crashed with SecurityException because Android 16's validateForegroundServiceType rejects the implicit 2-arg startForeground(). Now passes FOREGROUND_SERVICE_TYPE_SPECIAL_USE explicitly (Google's documented best practice) and guards the call so a failed foreground promotion stops the service cleanly instead of crashing the app. Verified vs reported Galaxy A54 / Android 16 signature (97% of crash events, 1-user crash loop).
Bundles pending working-tree work across native/marketing/locales/mac + graphify-out rebuild. gitignore: google-services.json + /screenshots/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- protection.ts: gate recoveringFromBypass on a local 'everActiveHere' flag,
set after a successful activateUrlFilter(). The 'protection off' sheet + tamper
push no longer fire on fresh devices/sims where protection was never activated
locally. Root cause: backend protectionShouldBeActive is the account DEFAULT
(only false after a held cooldown), not an 'ever active' signal.
- locales: blocklist size 208k -> 300k (native de/en/fr/ar + marketing de/en).
- bundles already-deployed prior polish living in these files: native wording
(clean->spielfrei, DiGA wording), marketing de-AI pass (live on prod).
- NEXT_RELEASE.md seeded for the next app release.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tamper-Lock von Keyword-Scanning auf präzise Einzel-Surfaces umgebaut:
blockt nur ReBreaks eigene Screens (Admin-Deaktivierung via DeviceAdminAdd,
a11y-Ausschalten, VPN-Trennen/Surface), nie Listen oder fremde Apps.
- Deny-Removal = Admin-only: OS graut Uninstall+Force-Stop für aktiven
Device-Admin aus; einziger Bypass (Admin deaktivieren) bleibt a11y-gesperrt.
Andere Apps verwalten/force-stoppen/deinstallieren bleibt komplett frei.
- a11y-Onboarding: passiver Bottom-Overlay-Hinweis + Settings-Reset auf
Startseite nach Aktivierung + 1s-Delay vor App-Rückkehr.
- VPN-Trennen-Dialog + a11y-Ausschalten neu abgedeckt.
- a11y-Service-Icon im Plugin (klar als ReBreak erkennbar).
Verifiziert auf A50 per logcat: alle 4 Surfaces blocken, Listen + fremde
Apps frei, keine False-Positives.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Android self-bind protection auf nahezu MDM-Niveau ohne Device-Owner:
- Device-Admin (RebreakDeviceAdminReceiver) blockt Uninstall OS-seitig, aktiv ab
Boot ohne Prozess/a11y. Deaktivierung nur via 24h-Cooldown (removeDeviceAdmin in
forceDisable). a11y blockt die DeviceAdminAdd-Settings-Seite (Class-Match, auf
Samsung One UI per Logcat verifiziert).
- Boot-Receiver (RebreakVpnBootReceiver) startet VPN+a11y nach Reboot, damit der
Tamper-Lock ohne manuellen App-Start hochkommt.
- Manifest-Wiring (Device-Admin-Receiver, Boot-Receiver, RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED,
device_admin.xml) ins with-rebreak-protection-android Config-Plugin verlagert →
ueberlebt 'expo prebuild' (android/ ist gitignored).
- a11y-Detection zurueck auf die funktionierende Version: zu breites 'loeschen'-
Uninstall-Keyword raus (blockte halbe Settings); a11y-Label jetzt 'ReBreak Schutz'.
- a11y-Deeplink behaelt den Samsung-Step-Guide (openAccessibilitySettings).
Session-Frontend in diesem Batch:
- Avatar-Placeholder: neutrales clarity-avatar-line SVG statt dominantem Blau.
- DiGA-Milestone folgt kumulativen protectedDays (erreicht rueckfall-anfaellige User).
- Dev-Build crasht nicht mehr ohne CallKit-Native-Modul.
- VPN-Permission-Dialog nur noch im Bypass-Fall.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Calls: an incoming call that ended without the in-app /call screen ever
mounting (iOS shows the native CallKit banner, not our screen) left the
call store stuck in 'ended' forever — the ended→idle reset only lived in
the /call screen. A stuck 'ended' then blocked every subsequent incoming
call (RING + VoIP push were received but dropped by the status!=='idle'
guard), so accepting from the banner produced a phantom CallKit call that
ticked as active with no connection, and the caller saw a missed call.
- store self-heals back to 'idle' after a call ends (teardown fallback)
- receiveIncoming + ring handler tolerate a stale 'ended' state
- onAnswer ends the native CallKit call when store has no incoming call
- RNCallKeep.endAllCalls() on launch clears leftover CallKit zombies
DM online dot: the green avatar dot used follow-gated presence while the
"online" text used raw presence → dot hidden for non-followed partners
even when online. DM header avatar now uses raw presence (rawPresence
prop) → consistent with the text on both platforms.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- ring.post: log [ring] when triggered
- voip-push: log [voip-push] sent on success with env (prod/sandbox) + callId
- chat.ts sendDirectMessage: when attachmentType=='call' parse audio:<state>:<sec>
into proper preview (Verpasster Anruf, Anruf abgelehnt, Anruf (m:ss), \u2026)
so post-call push has body text instead of empty.
- callkit.startOutgoingCall: skip on Android (telecomManager opens dialer UI \u2014
wrong for in-app WebRTC; iOS-CallKit only for audio-session mgmt).
- backend: skip Expo alert push to iOS devices that already received VoIP push
(CallKit + banner = double ring)
- native: receiveIncoming no longer triggers InCallManager.startRingtone —
CallKit/ConnectionService play their own ring. Dedup if same callId
arrives twice (Realtime + VoIP-Push race).
User generiert 4-stelligen Code in der App, setzt ihn manuell als
Screen Time Passcode → ReBreak speichert ihn auf dem Backend.
Damit kann niemand Screen Time deaktivieren → deny-removal bleibt
aktiv → App nicht deinstallierbar ohne den Passcode.
Backend:
- Profile.screentimePasscode Feld (Migration add_screentime_passcode)
- POST /api/protection/screentime-passcode — Code speichern
- GET /api/protection/screentime-passcode — Code abrufen (nach Cooldown)
iOS UI (blocker.tsx):
- ScreentimePasscodeCard erscheint wenn Layer 1 + 2 aktiv (iOS only)
- Code-Generierung → Einmal-Anzeige → Deep-Link zu Settings → Screen Time
- Bestätigung speichert Code auf Backend, Card zeigt Confirmed-State
Locales: DE/EN/FR/AR screentime_* Keys
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
MDM-VPN-Pivot (Phase F.2 done):
- ops/mdm/profiles/rebreak-iphone-protection.mobileconfig auf v5 mit
com.apple.vpn.managed Payload + OnDemandUserOverrideDisabled. iPhone-User
kann ReBreak-VPN-Profile nicht entfernen und "Bedarf verbinden"-Toggle
ist disabled. allowEnablingRestrictions empirisch widerlegt für FC-Toggle-
Lock — out.
- DEV-removable Variante als Test-Profile dazu.
- Bootstrap-Tool (rebreak-supervise.sh) + Supervision-Identity-Setup-Doc.
- PHASES.md updated mit empirischen Befunden.
App-side MDM-Detect (Pfad-a Banner-Logic):
- modules/rebreak-protection: getDeviceState() returnt mdmManaged via
Heuristik NETunnelProviderManager.count > 1 (App selbst kann nur einen
eigenen erstellen, MDM-Push fügt einen zweiten hinzu).
- DeviceLayers.mdmManaged?: boolean Type.
- blocker.tsx: lockedIn-Bedingung erweitert um mdmManaged. Bei MDM-managed
iPhones wird der App-Lock-Card (FC-Authorization-Toggle UI) ausgeblendet
weil der per-App FC-Toggle nicht lockbar ist und durch den MDM-VPN-Layer
redundant.
Layer-2-Country-Curated-Pivot:
- backend: vip-swap.post.ts raus, suggest.post.ts rein. Curated-domains
durch admin (separate Tabelle/Pfad), getrennt von User-Custom-Domains.
- Admin-APIs für curated-domain Pflege (index.get + [id].patch).
- seed-country-blocklists Script für initiale Curated-Domain-Liste.
- protection/webcontent-domains.get refactored für Country-Curated-Pfad.
- Migration drop_vip_swap_fields.sql + schema.prisma adjusted.
- docs/concepts/layer2-country-pivot.md mit Architektur + Decision-Trail.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Neuer iOS-Layer-1-Filter: ein NEPacketTunnelProvider-DNS-Sinkhole — MDM-frei,
ab iOS 16, Parität zum Android-VPN-DNS-Filter. Ersetzt den Apple-seitig
blockierten NEURLFilter als Default. NEURLFilter-/PIR-Code bleibt inaktiv als
iOS-26-Upgrade-Pfad erhalten (User-Entscheidung).
Neues Extension-Target RebreakPacketTunnelExtension/:
- PacketTunnelProvider.swift — TUN-Setup (virtuelle DNS-IP 10.0.0.1, nur diese
Route ins TUN), Read-Loop, NXDOMAIN-Sinkhole, Upstream-Forward via
NWConnection zu 1.1.1.1, Blocklist-Reload via Darwin-Notification.
- DnsFilter.swift / HashList.swift / DomainHasher.swift — Swift-Ports der
Android-DNS-Filter-Logik. blocklist.bin-Format (sortierte big-endian UInt64,
SHA-256-Prefix) 1:1 beibehalten, mmap statt Heap-Load.
RebreakProtectionModule.swift:
- activateUrlFilter startet jetzt den Packet-Tunnel via NETunnelProviderManager
(Default-Layer-1, On-Demand-Auto-Reconnect aktiv).
- NEURLFilter-Code in activateNeUrlFilter ausgelagert (inaktiv, behalten).
- getDeviceState/disable lesen bzw. stoppen den Tunnel-Status.
with-rebreak-protection-ios.js: zweites app_extension-Target, klassischer
Embed-Pfad (dstSubfolderSpec 13), packet-tunnel-provider-Entitlement + App-Group.
app.config.ts: zweites appExtensions-Target.
NICHT auf echtem Gerät verifiziert — NE-Packet-Tunnel laufen nicht im
Simulator. Ungetestete Annahmen im Code mit "UNGETESTETE ANNAHME" markiert.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
syncWebContentDomains (gespiegelt von syncBlocklist): holt die Domain-Liste vom
Backend, cached sie als webcontent-domains.json im App-Group-Container, ETag/304,
Reapply nach Sync wenn FC aktiv. loadWebContentDomains liest cache-first, faellt
auf die gebuendelte gambling-domains.json zurueck (Offline-Seed). Getriggert am
selben Punkt wie syncBlocklist (useBlocklistSync).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WebKit-interner Content-Filter via ManagedSettingsStore().webContent als
stilles Sicherheitsnetz. Blockt eine kuratierte, laenderabhaengige Top-
Gambling-Domain-Liste plus systemseitig Adult-Content (.auto-Variante).
Braucht NUR Family Controls — kein MDM, kein neues Entitlement, keine
Config-Plugin-Aenderung.
- gambling-domains.json: gebuendelte Starter-Liste (DE/GB/FR), je <=50
Domains (Apple-Hartlimit), klar als STARTER markiert. Via Podspec-
resource_bundles ins App-Bundle gepackt.
- applyWebContentFilter / clearWebContentFilter: zwei native AsyncFunctions.
Land via Locale.current.region, iOS 16+ gegated, FC-Auth vorausgesetzt.
- JS-Bridge (Module-Decl, types, web-stub, lib/protection.ts) + Actions im
useProtectionState-Hook. getDeviceState liefert webContentFilter-Layer mit.
KEINE Auto-Trigger-Logik — Layer 2 ist vorerst nur explizit aufrufbare
Capability. Siehe TODO(layer2-gating) im Swift-Modul und lib/protection.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Protection Pre-Explainer: External Pointer
Vorher: Pulse-Ring absolute-positioniert IM Screenshot — Position musste
per-locale fine-tuned werden weil Apple-Dialog-Höhe variiert (DE/EN/FR/AR
haben unterschiedliche Text-Längen → Dialog hat verschiedene Höhen →
Erlauben-Button rutscht).
Jetzt: animierter Pfeil + Label-Pill UNTER dem Screenshot. Dimensions-
agnostic, funktioniert in allen 4 Sprachen ohne Locale-spezifische Magie.
- ScreenshotPointer komplett refactored: caret-up + bouncing pill mit
Button-Label-Text (z.B. 'Tippe "Erlauben"' / 'Tap "Allow"' / etc.)
- onboardingAssets.ts: getPointerPosition deprecated/entfernt
- ProtectionSlide nutzt neue API mit buttonLabelKey
- 4 Locales: dialog_button_allow + dialog_button_continue
- tap_marker_hint refined (kein "roter Marker"-Ref mehr)
## i18n-aware Screenshots
en/fr/ar Permission-Dialog-Screenshots zur Map ergänzt. Resolver fällt
auf de zurück wenn andere Sprache fehlt.
## Dynamic Sizing
ProtectionSlide nutzt useWindowDimensions:
height: min(320, max(200, screenH * 0.32))
→ passt auf iPhone SE (213px) bis Pro Max (320px capped) ohne Scroll.
OnboardingShell ScrollView-Padding reduziert (16→12 top, 24→16 bottom).
ProtectionSlide-Spacing tightened.
## Blocker: lockedIn Fix
Bug: `lockedIn = appDeletionLockActive` ignorierte URL-Filter-State —
wenn User nur FC aktivierte (ohne URL-Filter), zeigte App grünen "Schutz
aktiv"-Banner obwohl URL-Filter aus war. Fix:
lockedIn = urlFilter && appDeletionLock
→ Beide müssen wirklich aktiv sein für den grünen Banner.
## LayerSwitchCard: lockedHint Prop
Optional Hint-Text der unter dem active Layer angezeigt wird, z.B.
"System-gesperrt. Nur in iOS-Einstellungen → Bildschirmzeit → Verwaltung
durch ReBreak deaktivierbar.". Wird für iOS App-Lock-Card genutzt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Backend: Anti-Auto-Reactivation nach Cooldown
Bug: nach Cooldown-Ablauf wurde der URL-Filter automatisch wieder
reaktiviert (enforceProtection-Loop fängt 'recoveringFromBypass'-Phase ab).
Damit war der Cooldown-Schritt entwertet — User konnte nicht wirklich
abschalten, weil die App den Schutz sofort wieder hochfuhr.
Fix: Profile.protectionDisabledAt (DateTime nullable). Wird in
/api/cooldown/status auf cooldown-auto-resolve gesetzt. /api/protection/state
gibt dann protectionShouldBeActive=false zurück → Frontend macht KEINE
Auto-Reactivation. User muss explizit re-aktivieren (CTA in der App).
- Migration 20260517_protection_disabled_at
- Schema: Profile.protectionDisabledAt
- /api/cooldown/status: setzt das Feld auf expired+resolve
- /api/protection/state: includes profile.protectionDisabledAt in shouldBeActive-Berechnung
- /api/protection/mark-active (POST, NEU): clears das Feld, vom Frontend
auto-aufgerufen nach erfolgreichem activateUrlFilter
Bypass-Recovery durch externe iOS-Settings-Disable (nicht cooldown-bezogen)
funktioniert weiter — protectionDisabledAt ist dann null, alte Logik greift.
## Frontend: ProtectionOffSheet (Custom-Sheet statt Alert.alert)
Bisheriges native Alert mit OK+Reactivate-Buttons hat keine visuelle
Hierarchy (iOS macht beide gleich). Ersetzt mit FormSheet:
- Großer blauer Primary "Schutz wieder einschalten"
- Ghost-Link "Später"
- Swipe-down / Backdrop-Tap zum Schließen
## Frontend: ProtectionSlide mit Pre-Explainer (Screenshot + Pulse-Marker)
User-Request: vor dem iOS-Permission-Dialog ein Erklärungs-Screen zeigen
damit der User weiß wo er tappen muss (Apple's "Don't Allow" ist groß+
blau = Trap, "Allow" ist der unscheinbare Button unten).
- components/onboarding/ScreenshotPointer.tsx — Reanimated pulsing red
ring, positionierbar via {xPercent, yPercent}
- lib/onboardingAssets.ts — locale-aware require()-Map für Screenshot-
Assets mit de-Fallback
- assets/onboarding/de/ — 4 iOS-Screenshots vom User (url_filter +
screen_time permission dialogs + 2 confirm screens)
- ProtectionSlide refactored: internal phase state preexplain_url →
preexplain_lock → done. Jede Phase zeigt Screenshot + Pulse-Marker auf
korrekten Button + Lyra-Bubble + activate-CTA.
## Locale-Keys
- onboarding.lyra.protection_url.body, onboarding.lyra.protection_lock.body
- onboarding.protection.url_title, .lock_title, .tap_marker_hint
- onboarding.protection.applock_failed_*, applock_skip
- blocker.protection_off_later, reactivate_btn (refined)
## Bugfix: de.json JSON-syntax
Smart-quote-typo: schließendes "" nach „Erlauben" und „Fortfahren" war
ein plain ASCII " (U+0022) statt U+201D, was den JSON-String früh
terminiert hat. Metro+Hermes warfen "unrecognized Unicode —".
Fix: escapte \" verwendet — JSON-safe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
State of work before Duo-style onboarding pivot. Includes work that will be
partly reverted in the next commit (see refactor follow-up).
Onboarding (will be partly reverted):
- Custom Tooltip+Glow spotlight (components/OnboardingHint.tsx)
- Spotlight wiring in app/profile/edit.tsx (nickname-input glow + step-progress
header, onSubmitEditing auto-save, save-handler routes to /(app)/blocker)
- Spotlight wiring in app/(app)/blocker.tsx (URL-filter LayerSwitchCard wrapped
+ auto-PATCH step='done' when filter activates)
- Routing-gate branches in (app)/_layout.tsx (welcome → /onboarding/welcome,
nickname → /profile/edit)
- Debug-Reset-Toggle in /debug (welcome|nickname|block|done buttons + redirect)
Will stay (reused in Duo flow):
- Welcome-Screen app/onboarding/welcome.tsx (will become Slide 1)
- Avatar-fix in profile/edit (Dicebear seed stays stable while typing)
i18n + RTL:
- Arabic locale (locales/ar.json, full translation incl. onboarding keys)
- I18nManager.allowRTL(true) + applyRTL helper in stores/language.ts
- Language-Picker option for العربية in settings
- New keys: onboarding.welcome.*, step_progress, nickname_spotlight.*,
block_spotlight.*, permission_denied.*, language.*, rtl_restart.* (de/en/fr/ar)
NEFilter Permission Recovery (iOS):
- Swift resetUrlFilter() — removeFromPreferences + fresh saveToPreferences to
bypass iOS's cached denied-state (NEFilterErrorDomain code 5)
- TS module def + lib/protection.ts wrapper
- components/PermissionDeniedSheet.tsx — branded recovery sheet with retry +
app-settings:// deep-link + fallback hint
- Wired in (app)/blocker.tsx handleActivateUrlFilter (code-5 detection)
Misc:
- Bug fix in onboarding/welcome.tsx: apiFetch body was double-stringified (sent
as JSON string instead of object → 400 invalid_step)
- Bug fix in profile/edit.tsx: avatar preview Dicebear seed switched from live
nickname (changed every keystroke) to stable me?.nickname
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two related fixes after the user saw a raw 400 JSON dump in the sheet
("API 400: { error: true, message: 'Eintrag bereits vorhanden' … }").
1. apiFetch now extracts the prettiest available message from the
response body (data.message → message → statusMessage → raw text →
bare status code) and throws an Error whose .message is that string
only. Stashes the structured pieces on the Error too (.code, .data,
.status) so callers that switch on error codes still have them, but
the default `e?.message` path delivers a clean human sentence.
2. AddDomainSheet maps the known error codes to localized strings —
WEB_LIMIT_REACHED / MAIL_LIMIT_REACHED / INVALID_MAIL_DOMAIN /
DISPLAY_NAME_NOT_SUPPORTED / INVALID_DOMAIN / "Eintrag bereits
vorhanden" (duplicate) — and falls back to a generic copy if the
code is unknown. The raw API JSON never appears in the UI again.
Plus the kind-override checkbox: the auto-detect (input contains "@" →
mail, contains "." → web) is fine for the typical case but a user can
type a clean domain and still want it filtered against mail senders
(e.g. they know "casino.de" is also their casino's sender domain).
The new pill below the preview toggles between mail and web, defaults
to whatever auto-detect said, and resets when the input is cleared. The
local-part strip still runs for mail-mode so the stored value stays a
domain.
i18n: error_invalid_mail / error_invalid_input / error_duplicate /
kind_override_label across DE/EN/FR.
Bug (diagnosed by backyard, see project_session_2026-05-15_push.md):
- Manual `supabase.realtime.setAuth()` calls in subscribe-hooks set
`_manuallySetToken=true` internally, blocking the automatic token-refresh
on heartbeat. After ~1h the cached access_token expires → Postgres-Changes
silently stop arriving (channel still shows "joined" but no events).
- Plus: no AppState handler → no Foreground-Reconnect trigger after
Background-kill of WebSocket.
Fix A — lib/supabase.ts: createClient now passes a `realtime.accessToken`
async callback that returns the current session token. Heartbeat picks
fresh tokens automatically, no manual setAuth needed.
Fix A — all 5 manual `supabase.realtime.setAuth()` calls removed from
useChatRealtime, useCommunityRealtime, useDomainSubmissionRealtime,
stores/notifications. Token is handled by the callback now.
Fix B — _layout.tsx: AppState listener calls
supabase.auth.startAutoRefresh()/stopAutoRefresh() — official Supabase RN
pattern. On Foreground-Return, onAuthStateChange fires TOKEN_REFRESHED →
realtime.setAuth gets called internally.
Required for upcoming Auto-Detect protected-device handshake (Realtime
channel listens on protected_devices status transitions pending→active).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Constants.platform.ios.model returns only generic "iPhone" instead of
"iPhone 15 Pro" + osVersion was unreliable. Switched lib/deviceId.ts to
expo-device which exposes Device.deviceName ("iPhone von Chahine"),
Device.modelName ("iPhone 15 Pro") and Device.osVersion ("26.4.2") on real
devices. Constants stays as fallback for Simulator/Web.
Backend touchDevice + auto-register already backfill these fields from the
x-device-* headers (commit 60f608d) — but only with proper Frontend values
which Constants couldn't provide.
Requires new native build (versionCode 8) since expo-device is a native
module — current TestFlight build (7) still ships with old Constants logic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- lib/api.ts: sends x-device-name + x-device-model + x-device-os headers
(cached per session, URL-encoded). Backend persists into user_devices for
visual differentiation in DeviceLimitSheet.
- DeviceLimitReachedSheet: renders name (primary) + model · OS-version
(secondary), "Dieses Gerät"-Pill on isCurrent. Stale phantoms become
distinguishable.
- Profile i18n sweep: 8 keys × 3 languages = 24 fixes — all {{var}} placeholders
switched to %{var} matching i18next config (Vue-i18n leftover from Nuxt-port).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
After an APK reinstall (or an OS low-memory kill that START_STICKY didn't recover
promptly), the VpnService dies but `filter_enabled` stays true. isVpnEffectivelyOn
then reports vpn:true (from the flag) → tamperLock:true → lockedIn:true → the green
"protection active" card with no toggles, while in reality nothing is filtering.
New native reconcileVpn(): if `filter_enabled` && !RebreakVpnService.isRunning &&
VpnService.prepare()==null → startVpnService(). Wired into _layout.tsx enforceProtection()
(runs on launch / foreground / 15s poll), called before reading combined state. No-op
on iOS/web. If the VPN consent was revoked, isVpnEffectivelyOn already clears the flag,
so that case self-resolves too.
Net behavior: while `filter_enabled` is true (user hasn't exited via the cooldown),
the app keeps the VPN alive. Exiting still goes through the cooldown → forceDisable →
filter_enabled=false → reconcile leaves it off. DiGA-compliant.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The a11y (App-Lock) permission flow now runs only the first time the user turns
protection on. Reactivating after a cooldown / external disable just re-starts the
VPN/DNS filter — no a11y system prompt, no modal loop ("a11y can't be activated…").
- blocker.tsx handleActivateFamilyControls: no error modal when error === 'accessibility_pending'
(we just opened the a11y settings — that's the feedback; tapping again re-opens, no loop).
- lib/protection.ts getCombinedState: "active" = urlFilter on (App-Lock is optional hardening,
not a precondition); "recoveringFromBypass" now means urlFilter is OFF while the backend
says it should be on (a real bypass), instead of "lock is off".
- blocker.tsx recoveringFromBypass alert: offers "turn back on" → activateUrlFilter (VPN),
not activateFamilyControls.
- _layout.tsx bypass re-arm (enforceProtection fallback + onBypassNotificationTap):
protection.activate() instead of activateFamilyControls().
- new i18n keys: blocker.protection_off_title / protection_off_message / reactivate_btn.
JS-only (hot-reloadable).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The AccessibilityService used to also do a browser-address-bar filter (read the
URL bar of Chrome/Firefox/etc., hash-match against blocklist.bin, GLOBAL_ACTION_BACK
on a hit) as a "layer 2" alongside the VpnService DNS filter. That's redundant
(the VPN catches everything network-level, in browsers AND apps), fragile (per-browser
view-IDs), and produced ghost-blocks (VPN off, a11y still blocking sites). The DNS
filter is the protection; the a11y service's only real value-add is tamper-resistance.
So the a11y service now does ONLY the tamper-lock, and only when the user has armed
"App-Lock": block opening protection-critical settings (disable the ReBreak VPN,
uninstall the app, disable the a11y service itself). Top-level guard is now simply
`if (!isTamperLockArmed()) return` — when App-Lock isn't armed the service is fully
passive. Getting out is still via the regular deactivation cooldown (which disarms
the tamper-lock and stops the VPN).
- RebreakAccessibilityService.kt: removed browser-URL extraction, BROWSER_PACKAGES,
URL_BAR_IDS, hashList loading, throttle bookkeeping, the block-toast. Kept the
settings-watchdog (it already covered VPN settings via VpnSettings/vpndialogs +
the vpn-page keyword cluster) and adjusted its keyword lists to the new a11y
service summary (old summary kept as a legacy fallback for stale installs).
- accessibility_service_config.xml: dropped browser packages + flagRequestEnhancedWebAccessibility.
- strings.xml (de+en): a11y permission copy reframed — it safeguards the VPN/uninstall,
it doesn't filter your browser; ends with "you can always exit via the cooldown".
- lib/protection.ts: comment-only (activateFamilyControls logic unchanged).
- locales de/en: App-Lock card copy ("Familienzugriff aktiv" → "Verriegelt — ...",
"...ReBreak oder den Filter im Impuls abschaltest"), genericised the iOS Screen-Time
error string.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the cooldown elapsed and forceDisable() stopped the VPN, the tamper_armed
SharedPref flag was left set → the AccessibilityService kept enforcing protection
(e.g. blocked the user from turning the a11y service off in system Settings) →
the user couldn't actually get out of protection despite the cooldown elapsing.
forceDisable() now calls disarmTamperLock() before disable().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- protection.ts: setCooldownTestMode/getCooldownTestMode (AsyncStorage 'dev:cooldown-testmode');
requestDeactivation sends testMode:true when on (__DEV__ only)
- debug.tsx: CooldownTestModeToggle (Switch) — '40s instead of 24h, staging only'
- useProtectionState.ts: wire applyCooldownDisableIfElapsed() — fires on cooldown
active→false transition (guarded so no extra fetch per poll) + on AppState 'active';
protection actually turns off when the (test-)cooldown elapses (the 'Step 5b' auto-disable)
- DeactivationExplainerSheet.tsx: useSafeAreaInsets — header paddingTop insets.top+14,
ScrollView paddingBottom max(insets.bottom,12)+24; back btn Pressable→TouchableOpacity
- ProtectionDetailsSheet.tsx: ScrollView paddingBottom max(insets.bottom,16)+24 (was 40);
backdrop + 'Fertig' Pressable→TouchableOpacity
tsc clean. (Note: 'sheet doesn't scroll' — the bottom content was being clipped under the
home indicator; the paddingBottom fix should resolve it. Broader UI polish deferred to a
separate session — Task #10.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- protection.ts: normalize Android device-state keys (vpn/accessibility/
tamperLock) to the iOS-shaped names the UI reads (urlFilter/familyControls/
appDeletionLock) — on Android the layers came back under different keys, so
blocker.tsx saw all toggles as undefined → always off → optimistic toggle
flipped back to off after enabling
- AppHeader.tsx: avatar/bell/back Pressable-with-style-fn → TouchableOpacity
with plain style — style-fn was swallowing width/height on Android → 0×0
+ overflow:hidden → avatar invisible (same pattern as Mac-CTA fix 7d04e42)
- app.config.ts: adaptiveIcon.foregroundImage → padded adaptive-foreground.png
(logo in ~66% safe zone, was full-bleed → clipped by launcher mask);
icon → icon.png (clean 1024 opaque, was the 512px alpha variant)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Backend wirft 403 device_limit_reached für ALLE auth'd endpoints sobald User über
plan-limit ist. Bisheriges Frontend hat silent gefailt → Profile/Notifications/etc
zeigten nichts mehr, User war verwirrt.
Now:
- lib/api.ts: 403 device_limit_reached intercepten, parse error.data.devices,
trigger useDeviceLimitStore.show()
- stores/deviceLimit.ts: Zustand store (visible, devices, max, plan, show/hide)
- components/DeviceLimitReachedSheet.tsx: TrueSheet (UISheetPresentationController)
Auto-präsentiert wenn store visible, zeigt device-list mit trash-button per Eintrag,
DELETE /api/devices/:id mit skipDeviceHeader: true (sonst circular 403)
- app/_layout.tsx: <DeviceLimitReachedSheet /> als globaler overlay vor <Stack>
- i18n: device_limit_* keys DE+EN
UX: User sieht jetzt sofort native bottom-sheet mit erklärung + actionable
device-list statt silent fail. Auto-close wenn devices.length < max nach delete.
TS-fix: detents={['auto', 1] satisfies SheetDetent[]}, onDidDismiss statt onDismiss
(prop heißt anders in TrueSheet API).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Profile (rebreak-native-ui):
- New hook hooks/useProfileData.ts (143 LOC, 4 hooks):
useSocialStats, useApprovedDomains, useCooldownHistory, useSosInsights
- app/profile/index.tsx: alle DUMMY_* constants entfernt → live data via hooks
- PATCH /api/profile/me/demographics nun wired in onChange (war TODO-only)
- DELETE /api/profile/me/demographics für revoke-consent
- POST /api/profile/me/diga-banner-dismiss
Devices (rebreak-native-ui):
- New app/devices.tsx push-page: slot-counter, progress-bar, device-list mit
trash-button (gesperrt für isCurrent)
- New lib/deviceId.ts: persistent device-ID via expo-application
(getIosIdForVendorAsync / getAndroidId) mit AsyncStorage-UUID-fallback
- New stores/devices.ts: Zustand store (loadDevices, removeDevice, ensureRegistered)
- lib/api.ts: x-device-id + x-platform headers bei jedem Backend-Call
(skipDeviceHeader option für Bootstrap-register)
- app/settings.tsx: Geräte-Row aktiv (push to /devices) statt soon-flagged
- locales: 14 neue settings.devices_* keys DE+EN
Backend-Status: alle Devices-Endpoints existieren (GET /api/devices, POST /register,
DELETE /:id). Pending: GET /api/profile/me/demographics für reload-state-fetch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
