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[Xposed General] b1k3rdude:
My Device and related s/w

SM-G781B

Android 12, ProjextX v4.0 september 14th

Magisk 25.2

LsPosed 1.8.5

The 3x modules I want to use -

XprivacyLua 1.34

GravityBox 11.0.5

Firefds kit 12.0.0..2

Im getting a frustrated and confused with how LsPosed Manager is supposed to work compared to EdXposed manager. My understanding in this instance is

you install the Lsposed module in Magisk,

then install Lsposed manager from the playstore

and then finally in LsPosed manager find and activate your prefered xposed modules.

My issues are

LsPosed manager isnt showing the installed modules in its application list, it is instead selecting "other" applications that are NOT the module. And worse it has auto selected recomended next to those apps - WHY?

Because its not showing these modules they are then NOT being activated, even though LsPosed manager notified me that I have just installed said modeules and they they were NOT activated.

When searching via the GravityBox module, it dosent find it, it does however show firefds kit...WTF?!

When searching via the Firefds kit, module, it dosent find it or any other two modules, :-|

The only module that LsPosed does list and activates is Xprivacy.
[Xposed General] R.A.D.E.P.A:
Hi i want to install 'id changer' to change my imei id on {Mod edit} and couldn't make it then installed the LSposed to run Xposed installer but when i open it i face to this error

"Xposed framework isn't installed" what should I do???

I want to change my imei to my old broken phone imei that can connect me to iran network service
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[Xposed General] asripath:
Did you make any progress with lsposed with work profile ?
[Xposed General] asripath:
Query about HMA in work profile.

Lsposed and HMA install on main profile works fine.

Have few apps in work profile which need root detection blocking.

Installed HMA in work profile as suggested by lsposed.

HMA crashes on opening in work profile.

Do I need to configure / install anything additional?

Edit

Seems the non availability of system framework option for the module in island / work space could be an issue for its crashing.

Attached few screenshots of module in main profile vs work profile and module crash log
[Xposed General] heinhuiz:
Has anybody tried LSposed_mod to auto include apps to the scope?
[Xposed General] rodken:
Looks promising?
[Xposed General] beeshyams:
I did. Could not get it to work. Tried removing /adding parasitic manager etc but don't see any option to add scope. I installed it on top of existing LSPosed as advised in "migration" section of module Github. Strangely, the LSPosed module version matches.

Maybe something needs to be done by XPrivacyLua developer to make this happen but then he's not supporting development any more
[Xposed General] rodken:
I wonder what the purpose of releasing it now that it falls somewhat under the abandonware category.
[Xposed General] Cyanide_zh:
Automatically adding is working smoothly but CLI are not. When I try the command

cli status

it asks for entering the PIN code. The PIN code will show up on the phone however I cannot input anything into the terminal so I get stuck there.
[Xposed General] b1k3rdude:
@ayush.gl

Any idea on the above..?
[Xposed General] lukjod:
how to hide lsposed notification on main screen panel?
[Xposed General] the_arxyn:
Lsposed and taichi doesnt work on my phone
[Xposed General] the_arxyn:
Original xposed runs perfectly
[Xposed General] Johnn78:
Hello I use Lsposed and I have the below problem. When it is to add some module then you can activate it for any installed software you want and as usual we put the choise "Framework". The problem is that in this list appears all the installed apps but NOT the duplicated app. For example I have messenger and I have created and the duplicated messenger. I can select only the messenger and can't find the duplicated to select it. How to make Lsposed to appear and the duplicated apps ?
[Xposed General] heinhuiz:
I don't have duplicated apps, but I might have an idea. When you open the Modules page, do you have different tabs there? Like one tab for the primary user and another one for the duplicates?
[Xposed General] Johnn78:
Unfortunately no. Such I see and other apps such unistallers don't appear duplicated apps. Only the default installed apps appear them. I mind to use some app cloner so that to create duplicate app and not the default method and I think that with this way will appear it in the list of Lsposed. Also I observed that the creation of duplicate apps with default way (via settings of operating system) isn't appeared as app in the 0/Android/data which is the path of user apps installed and maybe for this reason with this way the duplicated apps are not appeared in any installed app list except for the default.
[Xposed General] Mr_Happy:
Did you get this solved?
[Xposed General] XtraWater:
I'm wondering the same thing. Please let me know when you find asolution. My notification icon dieses l appeared when i updated to latest version today.
[Xposed General] lukjod:
No idea so far
[Xposed General] XtraWater:
I found it. Within lsposed settings, disable notification status bar.
[Xposed General] Mr_Happy:
Thanks.

I hadn't created a shortcut. After I did that I could disable the taskbar notification.
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
Has anyone updated to today's release 1.8.6? Any issues? Just update from within the lsposed widget/app and reboot? Do modules need to be disabled or anything prior to updating?
[Xposed General] otonieru:
Straight update from magisk. No issue so far.
[Xposed General] rodken:
Are you referring to the Stable version or Canary version?
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
Stable. Lsposed stable released an update yesterday. We're supposed to update it from the magisk app or the LS posed app/widget?
[Xposed General] rodken:
Flash via Magisk to be safe.
[Xposed General] digger16309:
Running stock A13 on a Google 6 Pro - 1.8.6 creates a persistent silent notification in Android System that can't be cleared or blocked. I had to downgrade. Anyone else with this issue and a solve for it?
[Xposed General] mrjuniork:
Taken from the changelog:

Cheers
[Xposed General] digger16309:
Thanks. I think I did see that but couldn't find it in the settings as described.
[Xposed General] Ghisy:
Well, I have the shortcut in a folder on my desktop but disabling the persistent notification is grayed out in the settings... Because, according to the manager, I don't have the shortcut. What the actual heck? 😑
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
it appears we need a shortcut or the constant reminder. i still have the old 1.8.5 widget. It shows the correct version. why do i need this new app drawer widget too?
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
what is the proper way to downgrade without losing all modules and settings?
[Xposed General] digger16309:
This is what I did, which is probably overkill but it worked:

In Magisk, Deactivate LSposed 1.86 / reboot

In Magisk, Remove LSposed 1.86 / reboot

In Magisk, Install LSPosed 1.85 / reboot

In LSPosed, turn on module(s) / reboot

My settings didn't change but I'm only running a single module.
[Xposed General] heinhuiz:
I just made a new shortcut and deleted the old one by long pressing it and selecting Remove.
[Xposed General] FreakyJoost:
I was just about to mention this.

Works for me.
[Xposed General] holymoz:
How to get rid of the annoying notification? I disable it from notification settings but after reboot is still there
[Xposed General] heinhuiz:
The answer to your question is literally a few posts above it. And in the changelog. Being lazy a bit, you?
[Xposed General] holymoz:
Ok made it
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Oddly enough, after upgrading to the Stable riru version of LSPosed 1.8.6 on my Pixel 5 running crDroid-v7 (Android 11) and Magisk 23.0, I am not getting any persistent LSPosed notification, even when I go into the LSPosed settings and enable that notification by turning on the "Status Notification" setting.

I uninstalled LSPosed 1.8.6 and re-installed it, and I still am not seeing that Notification.

???
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
Don't worry too much about the annoying "you didn't read the entire 300pg thread and spend 4 hrs searching the forums for your answer?!" crowd. It's ok to ask questions. There is a setting in the app. It seems you MUST either have the persistent notification OR the widget enabled in the lsposed app. It will not let you untoggle both in Lsposed 1.8.6.
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
But in my case (see my previous message, above), I have the widget untoggled in version 1.8.6, and the persistent notification is still not appearing at all.
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
PS: To be clear, I do not have the shortcut created. Given that there is no notification, the only way I can invoke the parasitic manager for version 1.8.6 is via the following USSD sequence: *#*#5776773#*#*

And even when I do have the shortcut created and turn the "Status Notification" setting ON, I am still not getting any status notification.

Is there something beyond the normal installation instructions that I also need to do for version 1.8.6 in order to get the persistent notification to show up?

Note that I also posted a message about this same situation in the LSPosed github discussion. No one has replied there, so far.

Thank you in advance.
[Xposed General] droidmate:
Any options to deactivate or delete a particular lsposed module through TWRP? cos after updating that module, bootloop is happening. So if an option is there other than deleting the lsposed magisk folder, very much appreciated
[Xposed General] hansxl:
Maybe flash uninstall magisk module via twrp? I guess lsposed doesn't function then anymore. And then deactivate your lsposed module and insrall magisk again?
[Xposed General] papafan:
I disabled it in manager settings. I disabled it in phone settings too. But the notification is here again, specially if for any reason the system ui restarts. What can I do except for to downgrade in 1.8.5 version? Does anyone know?
[Xposed General] droidmate:
Just deleted the lsoped module files through TWRP; then installed lspoed again through magisk. All lsposed modules were there, in deactivated state.
[Xposed General] demil7:
I created a shortcut on my home screen but the persistent notification still shows up. What gives?
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
I get the opposite behavior: no persistent notification ever appears, even when there is no shortcut on the HOME screen. And in fact, my lsposed instance won't even let me create a shortcut.

In my case, I'm running Android-11 (crDroid-v.725) on a Pixel 5, and I'm running the riru version of lsposed 1.8.6 . It all is working well. I just am having to invoke the lsposed manager by means of the USSD dialer sequence.
[Xposed General] hansxl:
And what happens when you deinstall lsposed and then install it again🤔
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Nothing changes. I've uninstalled and reinstalled lsposed twice, and the behavior has continued.
[Xposed General] hansxl:
Strange. My phone (Galaxy S22 ultra) is running Android 13 and Zygisk version of magisk/lsposed. Maybe try zygisk :unsure:
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Thank you very much.

However. I'm using Magisk 23.0 on my A11 device, and I'm studiously avoiding any newer version of Magisk and any newer version of Android. I don't believe that Zygisk works with Magisk 23.0.

This allows me to still use TWRP for nandroid backups, and it allows me to avoid the complicated, headache-producing craziness of trying to get newer versions of Magisk to work and to hide root.

If necessary, I'm willing to live with needing to use the USSD-code method for getting into the lsposed manager, because the rest of my Android experience is simpler to deal with than with the use of these newer software modules.

Also, I have used Tasker and AutoInput to create an app which, when I launch it, opens up my dialer, sends the USSD code, and then invokes the "Call" button. So, I can still get into the lsposed manager with one single click.

And lsposed works fine for me.

If some day it becomes less onerous to try to get newer versions of Magisk to work under newer versions of Android, then I might eventually upgrade. At that point, I'd be willing to try Zygisk or any other similar utilities that might end up being available.
[Xposed General] hansxl:
okay, that's clear then. I don't have these problems cause I've the luxury of using a custom rom with magisk and twrp already included
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Just out of curiosity, which custom ROM are you using? Perhaps I could switch to it on my device (Pixel 5).
[Xposed General] hansxl:
I'm afraid it's specifically for specific Samsung phones. The sites form Dr. Ketan:

Dr.Ketan's ROM

drketanrom.com

https://xdaforums.com/t/20-01-23-fu...om-module-for-all-s22-i-dr-ketan-rom.4414933/
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Oh well ... (sigh).

Thank you, anyway!
[Xposed General] whitedavidp:
I am really quite confused about this strange "parasitic manager" thing... I installed LsPosed and I have an icon in my app drawer which seems to be the LsPosed manager app. If this is NOT the "parasitic" manager and if LsPost doesn't have a manager app nomore, then what is this app in my app drawer? And how is it different from the "parasitic" manager? Thanks!
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
It *is* the parasitic manager. There are 3 possible ways to get to the parasitic manager ...

(1) By means of entering the following USSD code in the dialer: *#*#5776733#*#* and selecting "Call".

(2) By means of clicking on a permanent notification that is sent by newer versions of lsposed.

(3) By means of clicking on the shortcut that you are describing.

See below for more details about how this works. All three of these are considered "parasitic", because they are extra, non-standard software that has been injected into your device in a way that makes it difficult for root-detecting software to see them. That's sort of like a parasite which invades a living organism, which is why that name was chosen. Invoking this "parasitic" module in any of these three ways will bring up the lsposed manager.

More details:

Only in newer versions of lsposed will you be able to see that permanent notification. And on some devices (mine included: a Pixel 5 running crDroid-v7.25), you won't see the permanent notification at all, no matter which version of lsposed is running. This seems to be a bug.

Also, in these newer versions of lsposed (those without that bug), you will see either the permanent notification (item 2) or the shortcut (item 3), but not both. In the lsposed settings, you can choose between one or the other.

Those lsposed settings are available in the lsposed manager.

As far as I know, the USSD code method (item 1) works in all cases.
[Xposed General] whitedavidp:
Thanks so much! That goes a long way for me. I can understand that some root detection mechanisms might see the app installed and go, yep, that device is rooted. So I can see the value, in that case, of doing all this (presuming the Magisk hiding stuff is working too). And I can see now how "parasitic" has some meaning in this context.

Can I ask what is the LsPosed app/icon I see in my app drawer? Is it the same as the "parasitic" manager? Or is it different somehow? I don't go into the LsPosed manager very often so I have just ignored the prompts about shortcuts and such. Doing this prevented me from being able to turn off the new notification - the switch control was disabled. Finally, in frustration, I just answered the prompt NEVER and then I could turn off the new notification - which is what brought me to all of this.

Thanks once again!
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
That icon is one of the three methods offered for accessing the parasitic manager. Read my previous message again. It's item #3.

And it's the item I described which is either present or absent in newer versions of lsposed, depending upon whether you are seeing the permanent notification that I also described.

In other words, in these newer versions of lsposed, you will either see ...

(A) that icon

(B) a permanent notification

... but not both.

And the choice between (A) and (B) is made by the user in the lsposed settings. If you choose (A), you won't have (B). If you choose (B), you won't have (A).
[Xposed General] whitedavidp:
Sorry for being so dense. I generally do not think of items in the app drawer as shortcut - only those on the home screens.

So I see there are 3 ways to open the "parasitic" manager - including how I do it. I can also drag the app's icon off the add drawer and deposit it on a home screen page. So there is a 4th way to do it (kind of). What is not clear to me is why all the hubub about needing multiple ways to get at it? As you describe it, this is "parasitic" and hidden from root detectors. Yet from what I can tell, it is simply another app from Play Store.

Again, sorry for being so dense...
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
No apology necessary! This stuff involving rooting Android devices has gotten painfully complicated these days.,

Your "4th way" of moving the app icon is not "parasitic". That's the actual lsposed app itself, and that's the one which is detectable by many root-checkers. The idea is to delete that app so that it's not found by those root-checkers, and then use one of the "parasitic" versions which are more hidden from the "anti-root police", because of their being parasitic in the first place.

I'm not sure why the lsposed people came up with 3 ways to access the parasitic manager. I think that many users think that the USSD method is too bothersome, and so perhaps that's why the lsposed developers originally came up with the "shortcut icon" as an alternative way to bring up the parasitic manager. And I don't have a clue as to why they decided to later come up with the permanent notification alternative. I've read a number of complaints from some people who find this permanent notification to be a nuisance.
[Xposed General] whitedavidp:
Ah, thanks. Remove the downloaded LsPosed app and then use the "parasitic" one. That's the missing piece (now that you have explained things). Thanks very much!
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Glad to help in any way I can.
[Xposed General] VD171:
Both keeps working, parasitic manager and regular app.

If you had regular app installed before installing parasitic manager, you can uninstall the regular app safely.
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
Anyone using lsposed on A13 on a pixel 7 running Feb update? Any issues?
[Xposed General] BROKEN1981:
Why does LSPosed kill off Pixel 6 Pro exclusive calling features? Call screen, voicemail transcription , hold for me ect.
[Xposed General] digger16309:
I have a P6P and all of those are working for me with latest LSPosed and A13 Feb update. Maybe it is a module you are using with it.
[Xposed General] Lexusa_D:
Any way to make lsposed work on android 7? More specific lineage 14?
[Xposed General] Lord Sithek:
LSPosed is for A8+. For A7, use regular Xposed
[Xposed General] Feduz:
Latest lsposed, Android 13, installed disable flag secure, but doesn't work on telegram. Modules seems installed correctly, no issue. Just telegram doesn't allow me to take screenshot. Anyone in the same situation?
[Xposed General] rodken:
Same here - and the issue is widespread to other sites and/or apps as well.
[Xposed General] treetolber:
Anyone know of a module similar to Gravitybox that would work with A13? Got LSposed installed and working.

I'm using OP 11 5G global variant.
[Xposed General] digger16309:
AOSP Mods is close to GB but it is not compatible with OxygenOS, only Pixel stock and other AOSP ROMs.
[Xposed General] treetolber:
Thanks!
[Xposed General] Feduz:
any module to control better the volumes? for example, during the call disabling completely the incoming audio (currently not possible), or during telegram direct ecc.
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
I do things like that with Tasker, and it doesn't need LSPosed or any of its modules.
[Xposed General] Feduz:
do you have a link for this?
[Xposed General] Luther95_:
bro i have lisa miui 14.0.6 china eu after this update i cannot run lsposed on magisk even though it is installed while on 14.0.5 it runs perfectly if there is a moudel to fix that problem thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
Just go to the Play Store and download Tasker.

PS: And once you download it, this is their discussion forum:

https://groups.google.com/g/tasker
[Xposed General] juandante:
Lsposed is the WORSE module ever. For the fix/workaround for Scope pages select all solution.

Just read what they say about their module : https://github.com/LSPosed/LSPosed/issues/283

What joke is this ? Since when and what is the point in having to manually select all apps, when people that are rooting their phones are power users and know what they do ?

This is the most ridiculous reason some random give to justify not adding a simple feature.
[Xposed General] heinhuiz:
Use LSPosed_mod.
[Xposed General] Schroeder09:
Can someone explain what the practical application of "scope management" is with lsposed? I hear this discussed a lot of these various forums and telegram groups. Some developers have mentioned wanting lsposed devs to release the "API for scopes." I'm no developer. I have no idea what this means or what it would enable, but I seems I'm seeing it mentioned more and more. I thought the lsposed devs released a statement just a week or 2 ago too that said 1.8.6 has the scope API or that the next release is gonna have it. It seems like perhaps there was another part of that announcement that said there is a canary release of that next lsposed release where people can test the lsposed with scope management API today.
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
I would love to try LSPosed_mod, but the docs say that it works for Magisk 24+.

I'm still on 23.0, because I don't want all the convoluted complexity and headaches of trying to upgrade to a later Magisk version. Has anyone tried LSPosed_mod on 23.0 with any success?

I need my device for work and other aspects of my life, and I don't want to run the risk of having to take time to fix bricking or bootloops unless I know that there's at least a good chance that LSPosed_mod could work on 23.0.

Thank you in advance.
[Xposed General] rodken:
Any recommendations regarding flashing the mod over the original version versus uninstalling the original version and starting on a clean slate?
[Xposed General] Lord Sithek:
GitHub - mywalkb/LSPosed_mod: My changes to LSPosed

My changes to LSPosed. Contribute to mywalkb/LSPosed_mod development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Looks like "dirty flash" is acceptable
[Xposed General] jd.21:
how to disable lsposed status from android system notification. if i off the notification of lsposed status again and again it automatically on in it's own. i can't disable it or remove from notification drawer. my phone is rooted is there anyway to edit the android system notification?. it's annoying me whole day.
[Xposed General] HippoMan:
There's an app called AutoNotification which can be used to block notifications on rooted devices. It works for me for blocking this LSPosed notification.