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Updated changelog and read me
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6 changes: 0 additions & 6 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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* BETA: new or updated features with a lower risk for bugs
* STABLE: all known bugs fixed; low risk for bugs

Test and beta releases will have experimental functions enabled by default.

**Experimental functions**

* None at this time

**Next release**

[Open issues](https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacy/issues?state=open)
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* You cannot restrict *system* fro XPrivacy because it is needed to get an application list.
* You cannot restrict *view* for XPrivacy because it is needed to open links to the crowdsourced restrictions.
* You cannot restrict *Configuration.MCC/MNC* on demand.
* Allowing contacts mostly work, but there are a few corner cases where is doesn't ([issue](https://github.com/M66B/XPrivacy/issues/1155)).
* Allowing contacts for SIM-contacts isn't supported (who is using these anyway these days?).

You can still restrict the XPrivacy app's access to accounts, contacts, and other things.
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Yes, it is not feasible to add other donation methods at this moment.

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**(37)What are the experimental functions?**

None at this time.

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**(46) Why do I need to register to submit restrictions?**

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