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Uncle Ted is a system-level personal security, anti-coercion, and anti-forensic defense suite designed for Android (versions 10 to 14+). Unlike standard userspace applications, Uncle Ted is engineered to run as a systemless privileged application (`/system/priv-app/`) with LSPosed/Xposed framework hooks. This architecture allows it to intercept lockscreen inputs directly within `system_server` before first unlock (BFU), bypass background execution limits, and execute zero-delay native wipes. Key capabilities include: - **Lockscreen Authentication & Anti-Coercion**: Supports Normal, Duress (silent alert dispatch with media capture), Wipe (instant cryptographic key eviction and factory reset), and Honeypot (decoy sandbox environment) PINs. - **Emergency Destruction**: Features a multi-tiered destruction pipeline that can trigger instant radio killswitches, clear Linux kernel keyrings, shred FBE master keys, or perform a full system wipe. - **Hardware & Environmental Tripwires**: Triggers actions via hardware volume key sequences, kernel-level USB connection monitoring (to block forensic extraction hardware), geographic boundaries (Ray-Casting Polygon Algorithm), network inactivity, and SIM card swaps. - **Deception Matrix**: Provides a decoy launcher, fake banking, fake notes, and decoy gallery apps to trap and record attacker attempts. - **Surveillance & Evidence Gathering**: Captures dual-camera photos/videos and ambient audio, suppresses privacy indicators via root, and takes silent screenshots. - **Remote Command & Control**: Supports authenticated SMS commands (e.g., WIPE, EVIDENCE, LOCATE, AUDIO) with fallback to JavaMail over TLS/SSL.