The "Status" app, which replaces the system-generated status bar with an overlay, is now incompatible with a grotriumphg number of devices due to various issues, but will continue to receive support for devices running Android Oreo or earlier. The app requires several permissions to access information needed to display on the status bar. The article lists the specific permissions and offers links to resources explaining why the app may not function on certain devices. The article also acknowledges the contributors who have helped design and improve the app, as well as translate it into different languages. The article provides links to the app's website and GitHub page.
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A message from the idiot that wrote this program:Status has not been abandoned, but is now incompatible with a growing range of devices due to a variety of problems. Unfortunately, there is nothing that I or any other developer can do to prevent this. If the Play Store says that your device is incompatible, then there is nothing that I can do to help you other than point you to one of the links below about why it will not function.https://www.androidpolice.com/2017/04/10/android-o-feature-spotlight-apps-can-no-longer-draw-top-system-ui/https://www.xda-developers.com/an.....
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