Hi,
When I install Xposed framework, I am unable to install any apps on my phone either Xposed modules or play store apps? Has anyone seen this issue before.
I have a Verizon Samsung Galaxy S5. I used towel root and installed Xposed installer.
Thank You
Define "unable to install" - what happens exactly?
If I had to guess, I'd say you can't press the install button... In that case, you need to disable any screen filter apps/apps that draw on top of everything else. This isn't caused by the Xposed framework.
GermainZ said:
Define "unable to install" - what happens exactly?
If I had to guess, I'd say you can't press the install button... In that case, you need to disable any screen filter apps/apps that draw on top of everything else. This isn't caused by the Xposed framework.
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Thank you, this was driving me insane, once screen filter/dimmer app was closed, I was able to install modules again.
Recently, I installed the Greenify *ROOT* apk, which means i would be able to use full donation package functions.
While features that require only doation package work great, I cannot use the Xposed modules things.
Each time I try to activate one of those, the activate module interface appears, asking me to activate the module and reboot. The problem is that I have already activated the module and rebooted but the prompt keeps appearing, preventing me from using the Xposed module feature of Greenify.
I have updated my SU binary and installed Greenify as a system app but no use.
Any help?
I'm using OmniROM 5.0 Unofficial ROM on Galaxy S2.
Silvery Caster said:
Recently, I installed the Greenify *ROOT* apk, which means i would be able to use full donation package functions.
While features that require only doation package work great, I cannot use the Xposed modules things.
Each time I try to activate one of those, the activate module interface appears, asking me to activate the module and reboot. The problem is that I have already activated the module and rebooted but the prompt keeps appearing, preventing me from using the Xposed module feature of Greenify.
I have updated my SU binary and installed Greenify as a system app but no use.
Any help?
I'm using OmniROM 5.0 Unofficial ROM on Galaxy S2.
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This is because only the Greenify Beta works with XPosed for Lollipop.
Uninstall Greenify, you can keep the donation package installed.
Go here to become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.oasisfeng.greenify
Wait like 5 minutes then install Greenify.
Activate the module, reboot, enjoy
I got this
There may be several reasons:
The app you’re looking for doesn't exist
or
the app developer is not currently running a test
or
you are not eligible to participate in the testing program.
If you received the link to this page from someone, we recommend you contact them for more information.
???
What now?
Is this the greenify don pack?
Hi, I've been playing a game called Legion of Heroes for quite some while.
One day, after an update, suddenly the game started to detect that I have Xposed Framework installed and refused to start up.
I am familiar with apps detecting root and not turning on, but I've never seen an app that detects Xposed Framework before...
Is there a way to prevent the detection or somehow bypass the detection?
I've tried Xprivacy and disabled all the system permissions (including the getInstalledPackeges, getInstalledApplications, and all those other ones as well), however, the game still detects that Xposed is installed.
Its pretty frustrating since I have so many Xposed modules and I would have to uninstall Xposed in order to play this game...
Thanks in advance!
It's very difficult to deal with that problem.Maybe you can uninstall the xposed and install it again after starting on the game.
I have the same problem with a game called Seven Knights.
Really hope there will be an Xposed cloak module soon!
I have seen it before. Only one course of action. Leave 1 star rating explaining why. You can't hide xposed. Most companies will back off due to the negative publicity. It is entirely moronic to blacklist exposed. If it is used to cheat in your game then you need to deal with it by moving things server side or use native calls. Blacklisting the framework is simply the stupid way out of your project's issues.
Hi
You can try a module Sudohide. Use this module to hide one app from other. Try this..
Dhanankayamishra said:
Hi
You can try a module Sudohide. Use this module to hide one app from other. Try this..
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Hi, I tried it. It didn't work.. Is it possible that the app (in my case Block Strike) is checking for other xposed related apps too?
install magisk (systemless root - systemless xposed) and install xposed installer and turn magisk hide on in magisk manager
then if u want to play the game just simply turn xposed off in xposed installer and reboot it won't take time like before to optimize apps when reactivating it
ahmedsasker said:
install magisk (systemless root - systemless xposed) and install xposed installer and turn magisk hide on in magisk manager
then if u want to play the game just simply turn xposed off in xposed installer and reboot it won't take time like before to optimize apps when reactivating it
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This is not a real solution. Seems you've misunderstood the question. We are looking for some way to prevent a particular app from knowing that Xposed is installed, not to disable Xposed.
Anyone have any ideas?
LowVolume said:
This is not a real solution. Seems you've misunderstood the question. We are looking for some way to prevent a particular app from knowing that Xposed is installed, not to disable Xposed.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Ahmedsasker was giving you the only known solution at this time. There has been much discussion in XDA about Xposed tripping Safetynet, which more and more games are using to detect an open system. Even the systemless Xposed module cannot be hidden at this time using Magisk. The real issue is that Safetynet is becoming more sophisticated with every new iteration, if you read the threads in Magisk to see it recently circumvented the hide methods of version V12 and luckily the developer found a solution with Beta V13. Its a cat and mouse game to stay ahead.
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Ahmedsasker was giving you the only known solution at this time. There has been much discussion in XDA about Xposed tripping Safetynet, which more and more games are using to detect an open system. Even the systemless Xposed module cannot be hidden at this time using Magisk. The real issue is that Safetynet is becoming more sophisticated with every new iteration, if you read the threads in Magisk to see it recently circumvented the hide methods of version V12 and luckily the developer found a solution with Beta V13. Its a cat and mouse game to stay ahead.
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I don't use xposed anymore since I'm on 7.1, but last time I encountered an app that detected I had it installed, using appopsxposed to disable storage permissions of said app seemed to do the trick last time. Is this no longer the case?
Truant_Luce said:
I don't use xposed anymore since I'm on 7.1, but last time I encountered an app that detected I had it installed, using appopsxposed to disable storage permissions of said app seemed to do the trick last time. Is this no longer the case?
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With Safetynet in place now I am not sure if that is a solution, I havent read any comments of anyone successfully using Xposed without tripping SN. Maybe someone using appopsxposed can comment back.
Hide exposed framework
Use dotmod module, u can download on xposedi apk. Dotmod can hide xposed, root, hook, etc. I hope cannhelpyou
8intang said:
Use dotmod module, u can download on xposedi apk. Dotmod can hide xposed, root, hook, etc. I hope cannhelpyou
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Tested, Pokemon Go still sees Xposed via Magisk. Only option there is to turn module off, reboot and when you want to use Xposed again, Enable module, reboot, enable module again in xposed installer (beta, not enabled), reboot, enable module and reboot again.
you can try DIWA module Xposed
dotmod, Diwa and HiddenCore Xposed modules are ALL CLOSED source..
Is there any open source or otherwise trustworthy app or module to hide Xposed from an app?
RootedLee said:
dotmod, Diwa and HiddenCore Xposed modules are ALL CLOSED source..
Is there any open source or otherwise trustworthy app or module to hide Xposed from an app?
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github. com/aldyjrz/Xposed-Safetynet-Hider
Test this open source project app
Is there any reason why de-/activating modules needs a reboot?
If I got it correctly, the modules are loaded in the XposedBridge on start-up of Zygote: github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/blob/art/app/src/main/java/de/robv/android/xposed/XposedBridge.java#L105
However, can loadModules() be used dynamically, such that a reboot would be not necessary anymore when reinstalling modules?
If it were that simple, don't you think rovo89 and the other Xposed devs would have found a way to do that by now?
Hint: It's probably not as simple as that.
With the new installers modules can't be enabled/disabled when the framework is not active.
This is a problem if one has to run the Xposed uninstaller to get out of a bootloop and wants to disable single modules afterwards
Edgar_M said:
With the new installers modules can't be enabled/disabled when the framework is not active.
This is a problem if one has to run the Xposed uninstaller to get out of a bootloop and wants to disable single modules afterwards
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If you have disabled the framework, restart your device and uninstall the modul which makes problems
Imagine, you have installed a whole bunch of modules and you need to find out which one is causing the trouble ...
The installer just shouldn't disable the enable/disable checkboxes in the modules list on purpose in case of a framework not installed state and everything is fine. At least it was implemented like this pre 3.0
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With the new installers modules can't be enabled/disabled when the framework is not active.
This is a problem if one has to run the Xposed uninstaller to get out of a bootloop and wants to disable single modules afterwards
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There is a flashable file to disable all modules from recovery
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Edgar_M said:
Hi mattzeller! Thanks for your contribution to that topic. But please read the original post once again. Then you will see, that you are missing the point with your post. Not a big deal - let's just try to keep the good quality of XDA alive
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I fully understand your original post. If you are in a boot loop because of a specific module, disabling all of them will ensure you get out of a bootloop without removing Xposed completely so you can figure out which one it is via logcat. If it is Xposed itself causing the bootloop, it doesn't matter what modules are installed or activated.
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