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The Living-Room War of Three Houses: Surveying the De-Ad Campaign for the TV Apps of iQiyi, Tencent and Youku, the Two-Cloud Division, and Functional Integrity as the Highest Priority

The de-advertising campaign against the three video TV apps — iQiyi Qiyiguo, Tencent Jiguang, Youku CIBN Kumiao — was surveyed before the first shot: three base packages in place, lvp9 leading reverse analysis, ci-build the sole build exit, local MuMu12 reserved for install-and-test; splash, pre-roll, pause, card and popup ads all listed for clearing, with membership checks and DRM set as untouchable boundary stones; two risks declared in advance — the Kumiao base package from a third-party market may carry integrity checks, and server-delivered ad configs may demand cutting config endpoints, with functional integrity prevailing in any trade-off. The same day also entered the register: the verdict on whether long tasks belong to Hermes or to the coding agents.

The Living-Room Frontier: The Aerial Leap from 1.31 to 1.57, Two Xiaomi TVs Changing Banners, and a New Shipping Lane after the Repack Road Was Sealed by KeySet

Sunday advances on the living-room front: the new territory booted its desktop from Aerial 1.31 straight to the upstream-freshest 1.57, and the official Smooth mode formally replaced the manual glass-backplate workaround of October 22; the 192.168.5.29 Xiaomi TV was flashed with Aerial, the iQiyi de-advertising reverse attempt found its repack road sealed by KeySet, and the front turned toward router-level domain blocking; the home-forged tvsource.apk (an HDMI-source tile with boot listener) was compiled and banked the same day.

The Full Ad-Slot Inventory and Six-Layer Interception: The Economic Lifeline of a 162 MB Giant

With all 32 dex fully decompiled, the advertising empire of Tencent Video is completely mapped: 11 ad-slot categories (splash/feed/pre-roll/pause/rewarded/DLNA/float/policy/H5/state machine/anti-block telemetry) with dual class-and-string evidence; the request chain reconstructed down to the TRPC callee; and a six-layer interception plan ranked by cost-performance — with the cleanest move being to force the client state machine into its own AD_STATE_REQUEST_NO_AD empty branch.