Most modules are not upgraded since year 2013 ? Is it safe to use same ?

[IODroids]

Most modules are not upgraded since year 2013 ? Is it safe to use same ?

https://www.xda-developers.com/best-xposed-modules/
Most modules are not upgraded since ages ?
Yet the thread is posted as latest 2018 best modules ?

Tried all and mobile wont boot now.. lol..

 

[IODroids]

I have results of latest modules displayed on the post, but not yet upgraded since ages.
Except greenfly or few.. Though listed..

Are these modules still safe to use with latest technology ?

Thanks,

Request reply from advanced person and request to pin after my reply.
I still love XDA but a question.

 

[IODroids]

Noone on XDA team to reply same ?
ITs weird.. ?

 

[IODroids]

Made other replies in respective topics..
But that is xposed and still xposed ?

UHHH..

 

[TENN3R]

It really depends on what Android version are you using.
Sometimes even if the modules are really old they still works.
You can try install them one by one, so if you end up in a bootloop you know exactly what module caused it.
In case of bootloop if you're using Xposed systemless just uninstall xposed module from recovey (with uninmod or magisk mm) and delete the xposed apps once it boots with xposed disabled
If you're using system version of xposed, browse from twrp to the modules folder and delete the module by hand

Or just search on xda, there are threads where people post which module works on each version of Android

 

[DB126]

.Are these modules still safe to use with latest technology?

I
Safe?? In general, yes. Module specific - no different than the day module was born.

Stability is a completely different animal with numerous variables in play using "latest technology". Do your homework; seek community input on modules in question. Know how to recover from module failures and bootloops. Maybe consider a backup; I heard they're a good idea.