LSPosed Xposed Framework [8.1-13.0]. Simple Magisk Module

[Fif_]

can anyone advised to uninstall this via adb or recovery..? i presume that lsposed is forcing my phone back into boot loop..?

Ow, sorry to hear.
If you have access to adb in recovery and you can decrypt /data, you can remove /data/adb/modules/zygisk_lsposed.
If not, should be able to boot into safe mode, which disables all Magisk modules, after which you should be able to recover.

 

[cognitivedissonance]

Think of it this way - LSPosed is a somewhat new version of Xposed. Both are an unofficial Android framework made for changing codes of system apps. By changing these codes, new customization options and features can be added to the Android device using the LSPosed Framework.

-- Most modules that I have thrown at LSPosed that were designed for XPosed have stuck thus far.
-- Bear in mind that some XPosed modules just will not function on LSPosed [hit or miss].

You can also compare the alternative projects

-- TrustMeAlready - Disable SSL verification and pinning on Android, system-wide

-- VirtualXposed - A simple app to use Xposed without root, unlock the bootloader or modify system image, etc.

-- Hide-My-Applist - An Xposed module to intercept applist detections

-- Riru - Inject into zygote process

-- XPrivacyLua - Really simple to use privacy manager for Android 6.0 Marshmallow and later

-- MagiskOnEmulator - Install Magisk on Official Android Emulator

-- Magisk-Ad-Blocking-Module - Magisk module to block ads on android

-- riru_edxposed

-- TaiChi - A framework to use Xposed module with or without Root/Unlock bootloader, supportting Android 5.0 ~ 11.

-- EdXposedManager - Companion Android application for EdXposed

Thanks for the list, I wasn't aware that so many of these existed because I haven't messed with Xposed for probably 6+ years at this point. My current setup is Pixel 2 XL, Android 10, Magisk, SafetyNetFix, Shamiko and it's solid - even the best root detectors (the Chase app) isn't noticing root at this point, which is very impressive.

Anyway, I'm considering trying to get unlimited original quality photos back w/ Pixelify, which uses either LSPosed or EdXposed. You seem to have a very good understanding of the options available, so I was wondering if you'd suggest one over the other. Thanks!

 

[rodken]

Anyway, I'm considering trying to get unlimited original quality photos back w/ Pixelify, which uses either LSPosed or EdXposed. You seem to have a very good understanding of the options available, so I was wondering if you'd suggest one over the other. Thanks!

You might want to consider giving this project 'a-go'.

 

[cognitivedissonance]

You might want to consider giving this project 'a-go'.

Yes that's the one I was referring to - I'm noticing now that it may be different that the Pixelify module itself. In any case, do you have a preference between LSPosed and EdXposed personally?

 

[rodken]

Yes that's the one I was referring to - I'm noticing now that it may be different that the Pixelify module itself. In any case, do you have a preference between LSPosed and EdXposed personally?

My preference is LSPosed - Zygisk here since I haven't taken the liberty of testing EdXposed since the early days of the 2016 Pixel XL.

 

[TraderJack]

Can someone explain on both a basic an somewhat technical level the "Parasitic" mode of LSposed is?
I understand that it means the app remains installed and functioning even when removing the manager.apk.
I assume this is to help prevent in detection.

However the whole idea is rather nebulous and I'm unsure if the "Parasitic" term is a general Android development term or a catchy term just being used by LSPosed devs?

Can someone explain in a bit of depth why it is needed, how it works, and major benefits/drawbacks of it?

 

[josephcsible]

Can someone explain on both a basic an somewhat technical level the "Parasitic" mode of LSposed is?
I understand that it means the app remains installed and functioning even when removing the manager.apk.
I assume this is to help prevent in detection.

However the whole idea is rather nebulous and I'm unsure if the "Parasitic" term is a general Android development term or a catchy term just being used by LSPosed devs?

Can someone explain in a bit of depth why it is needed, how it works, and major benefits/drawbacks of it?

It means it forces your phone's Settings system app to create and own the launcher widget for the manager. It works by injecting into the Settings app through the Xposed API.

 

[TraderJack]

It means it forces your phone's Settings system app to create and own the launcher widget for the manager. It works by injecting into the Settings app through the Xposed API.

Still a bit confused. LSposed is Xposed right (a particular implementation of it), so how does LSposed inject itself through an API if it isn't already loaded?

Additionally though, I'm interested in why? What is the advantage of it. I would think that anything which could be written to detect it normally should be able to detect it in this mode as well since it still needs to have traces in specific places.

thanks.

p.s. I'm happy to actually read something already published on the matter, but haven't been able to find much.

 

[el_muerte28]

It would be great if developers listen to what users need.

Most people creating foss are doing it for their own needs. If you don't like what's being delivered, or if you want something different, then you are free to modify the software to your own needs.

 

[robinho8618]

Moderator Translation:
Why am I not able to update xposed?

Porque não estou conseguindo atualizar o xposed?

 

[xn0live]

Hey, did ot work on android12?

 

[heinhuiz]

Hey, did ot work on android12?

Yes, if course ot did.

 

[xn0live]

Ja, natürlich nicht.

how? its not working

 

[heinhuiz]

how? its not working

For me it is. I don't know what you tried, but I just followed the instructions.

 

[xn0live]

What did i wrong?

 

[Machine318]

Do you have something against using Zygisk implementation? It works for better to avoid detection, is native to Magisk and does not require Riru

 

[xerel89]

Anybody have a solution??

Problem with aosp · LSPosed · Discussion #2056

Hey I downloaded the aosp module and installed with magisk but lsposed can not detected the module! What I make wrong? My device is a redmi note 9 pro using lineage 18.1... And yes I use the actual...

github.com

 

[Yeedatoy]

I have an issue suddenly when lsposed is flashed, I reboot and everything works fine but whenever I enable a module and reboot, zygisk gets disabled even though it's still switched on in magisk.

 

[pzoe]

This has been discussed at length, try the following:
- Hiding the Magisk app (pay attention that you'll need to unhide before applying future Magisk upgrades)
- Freezing the Magisk app before launching your banking apps.
- DenyList Unmount (open source) or Shamiko (closed source, more powerful at hiding)
- Hide My AppList (HMA) or XprivacyLua with app list hooks enabled.

Search XDA for the details, and read the instructions.

My setup
Magisk 25.2 Zygisk
AirFrozen to freeze magisk
Shamiko 0.5.2
Old + Uninstalled
LSPosed 1.8.3
Hide My AppList 2.3.2

I too have similar issue with banking apps, specifically ICICI and SBI banks.
I have all your said setup but as long as LSPosed is installed those bank apps are detecting root. I tested in rootbeer and Oprek Detector and Applist detector and all pass but still bank apps detect root. (apps dont show anything like detected instead crashes)
I uninstalled LSPosed and Hide My AppList and then ICICI works but SBI still complains about TeamViewer app installed. (SBI detecting apps list for TeamViewer as harmful app)
For this I need to use HMA but I cant.
I need your help here.

Any specific modules to install in LSPosed and any other way for LSPosed to be not detected by bank apps

 

[Jhon_Locke]

is blacklist mode going to be implemented ever?