Si la instalas como app de sistema la configuración también resiste, ya que se guarda en /system/etc
Lo mejor que puedes hacer para asegurarte que funciona en tu móvil es instalar cerberus en /system y hacer wipes a ver que pasa.
En la sección de
ayuda de cerberusapp.com lo explican:
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I have a rooted device. Can I get additional features?
Yes! If you have rooted your device you can integrate Cerberus into your ROM and get two additional features: complete uninstall protection (Cerberus will even survive a wipe/factory reset) and GPS auto-enabling even on Android 2.3.3 and later. To have these features uninstall Cerberus, then download cerberus.zip, put it on the sd card and install it from recovery. Cerberus is also available on ROM Manager.
If that method doesn't work, you can manually install Cerberus in /system/app this way:
- Uninstall Cerberus from your device
- Download Cerberus.apk and put the file on your sd card
- Open a terminal emulator and execute:
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
cp /sdcard/Cerberus.apk /system/app
chmod 644 /system/app/Cerberus.apk
On Android 4.4 and later versions, the app must be installed in /system/priv-app, so the last two commands would be:
cp /sdcard/Cerberus.apk /system/priv-app
chmod 644 /system/priv-app/Cerberus.apk
- Now Cerberus should be installed as a system application. Try to open the app, log in and see if it works.
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En el
foro de soporte de Cerberus explican lo de la configuración.