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Reptor is a tool that can alter the behavior of Android apps through binary instrumentation without requiring app source code or OS modifications. It works by injecting new functionality into existing apps through intercepting API calls between the app and Android OS. Reptor allows adding features like parental controls, logging, and URL blocking to apps without the developers' involvement.
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