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PhoneAccount Abuse Detector is an awesome Android app that helps you sniff out any sneaky apps trying to add a bunch of PhoneAccounts to your Android's TelecomManager. It's super simple to use and has two main parts: a clear message at the top of your screen telling you if it found any fishy behavior, and a handy list of all the apps that have registered a Phone Account on your device. Best part? This app is open-source and licensed under AGPL-3.0! So go ahead and give it a whirl!

The main goal of this app is to assist users in finding and getting rid of any pesky apps that are preventing them from calling emergency numbers. It's super user-friendly and gives you a handy list of all the apps that have set up a Phone Account on your device. To do this, the app needs two call management permissions to check out which apps are messing with Android's TelecomManager. Don't worry though, it won't collect or mess with any of your personal info.

The app is super handy for Android peeps who wanna make sure their device can dial emergency numbers. It's a breeze to use and gives you a list of apps that have signed up for a Phone Account on your device. The app needs two call management permissions to see which apps are adding PhoneAccounts to Android's TelecomManager. Don't worry, though, it doesn't collect or mess with any of your personal deets. If you're curious about the app's source code, just check out its GitHub repo.

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Make sure your device ain't hit by the latest Android Emergency Calling bug!