Cell Info table insert - Signal Strength about android-imsi-catcher-detector HOT 7 CLOSED

Thank you a million times for your dedication to this project, @xLaMbChOpSx! 👍

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Also thought I should ask if we should define any rules around what and when to insert cell information, I created a small method in the db helper that checks if the cell currently exists and inserts only unique cell id's. @SecUpwN @E3V3A and others what do you think?

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Sounds great so far, @xLaMbChOpSx! Aside being able to view these tables offline, what shall we do with them? Are we planning to construct an open database like the Xprivacy crowd sourced restrictions where AIMSICD could automatically (if enabled in the settings) submit valid ID's and positions of identified IMSI-Catchers to a database which AIMSICD could download for offline use to warn the user?

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@SecUpwN and @xLaMbChOpSx :
Yes, we could do that, but later. The primary use for the DB is to make a good detection mechanism. We'll rely on some statistical data (analysis) to obtain a BTS score that we will tune for OK or not.

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Signal strength is still not being inserted correctly with the cell tracking information, I will look into this as well.

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Probably because API 9-10 seem to have a poor implementation of the signal strengths calls. This is why there is a huge advantage with circumventing the standard Java API calls with scraping the ServiceMode menus....but then we have device dependencies again. You see, the signal strengths (and everything else) from SM is coming in raw form from the modem processor.

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I have fixed this issue and will be pushing the commit soon, the signal strength was not being updated correctly.

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