While going through some application, suddenly I realised that some have {secret service}. I have known this for long, but I never interpreted it asuch. For example; there was a time God said; all those programs are looking for relevance. This was said because I noticed "purpose or repurpose".
One could technically say: a game gathering information on the performance of your phone: sensor data, processor performance, battery performance...etc...all in a bid to improve on the performances of phone in the future is offering a " secret service" For example: Android 4.4.2 heats up significantly when you browser media i.a video for prolonged periods. Playing the game TempleRunOz also heats up the phone significantly.
Today's phones have a more powerful processor eliminating lags in game responses and lags in YouTube video playing—and more powerful battery with no overheating issues. One could say; TempleRunOz was waiting for the future. Browsing today has a better and smoother experience than yesterday. HOWEVER, I am not talking of that type of secret service.
The game: "love rocks" posted on my YouTube has "Gary is command" —God, which means: the game could be an android codebase(for "Gary(cmd)). But note: the game has lost that relevancy. Based on this, I don't think it is a good idea to be specific about a game character. Oscar the game character of TempleRunOz is fictional.
Secret service:
I used a paint program to design a "seal" and my own version of interpretation; an inspiration I took up from a movie: God said; that is what He uses to pay his people. There is nothing looking extraordinary about the image, but it is offerings a secret service(payment resource)
What about signatures, what value does it have other than authentication; a signatory to a document? I signed a document and discovered that my signature manifested a gesture: "I paid wife".
Using the anointing, that was what I did. Note: "wife" is used in some certain circumstances as a general spiritual expression for woman.
With my knowledge of camera capture_image(code); I decided to have copies of this Signature-gesture("I paid wife").
My signature-version: 2.0 has also made payment. I do however warn that signature is personal and not a public property. Programmers might attempt to write programs with my signature. There is however no harm in making a permission_request.
function request_secret_service(signature)
request_signature_service[]
√ permission_secret_service(signature){
signature = GarySabiya(signature)
Use your inspiration, remember it's experimental.
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