[chesterbeatdeath]

Adb devices
Adb shell
pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.yfdisa

Done.
That's all it is. Cannot patch around what I did. I'm confident it works on anything that the adb recognizes including ANY mobile device w a DiSa lock.
I tried to tell them I could fix it for them because a lock that doesn't shut all the way provides no protection. They told me to fuck off and called me a script kiddie so they can gargle my sack.
Here's a more rational and concise methodology: https://sinister.li/Thread-A-Full-On-Gui...4-SUCCINCT
Both Intel and ARM64 version cracks. Everyone spread this!

Thanks for the reply, but that is exactly what I tried earlier.  When I do that, it tells me that package is not installed.  That is why I posted the package listing hoping someone would see a name out of place in there.  Here is what I get with your uninstall line:

   $ pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.yfdisa
   Failure - not installed for 0

Am I doing something wrong?  Or have the DiSa folks changed something again?  Any help would be appreciated.

 Thanks,
 Sammy

Also, download "Application Manager" from the Play Store to see what background processes are actually doing. If any program pops up that you didn't install  or you did install it, but it doesn't have Admin level access, thus I think you'd like App Manager because it tells you EVERYTHING running, fore or background and gives you full access to stop process on every single package that isn't visible to non-rooted phones file manager's, including yfdisa is revealed in the process list.
It's there. Check the link in my signature to see all my research compiled after more than a year working these things every which way. pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.yfdisa
It hasn't changed since the newest version came out, and it uses SELinux commands in the terminal, so my command like should work like that as long as you put the correct commands for the distro being used.
so
"pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.yfdisa.android"
I has never failed me on the hundreds distros I've used. pm uninstall is a very powerful command.
Just try it for yourself or google which part of my instructions seem wrong.
But this command has NEVER failed to help me out.

Good for you checking and actually reading the posts I've made on this exact topic; Nextbooks. You wasted no time adapting to the hacks and cracks I've put into their Android version. So, kudos! No one ever wants to listen to me, but you've made it abundantly clear that you are a freaking study freak. Thanks for proving out my concepts!