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Enforcement Module

The enforcement-module operates as the primary security auditor for the React Native application. It establishes a JSI bridge for inspecting deeply nested OS configurations that standard React Native permission libraries are incapable of accurately evaluating.

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Auditing Protocol

The checkAllPermissions function executes a comprehensive state evaluation across critical Android systems:
  • Accessibility Services: Validates Settings.Secure.ENABLED_ACCESSIBILITY_SERVICES to guarantee the Blocker module is actively armed within the OS layer.
  • Draw Overlays: Verifies canDrawOverlays privileges, an absolute requirement for rendering the un-dismissable full-screen penalty UI.
  • Location Constraints: Validates that GPS permissions are explicitly set to “Allow all the time” (ACCESS_BACKGROUND_LOCATION). A standard “Allow while using” configuration is structurally rejected, as Android OS background tracking termination would initiate an inescapable fail-closed blockout sequence.
  • Battery Optimization: Confirms the application is whitelisted from Android Doze Mode execution limits.
  • Device Administration: Inspects the DevicePolicyManager to verify anti-uninstall protections are bound to the package.

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Settings Routing Infrastructure

Because OEMs (Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus) continuously alter their Settings menu architectures, standard Android intents frequently fail or misdirect users. The openSettings function provides specialized deep-linking to route the user directly to the correct permission configuration page across diverse hardware variants.