: Removes "Who to follow" grids and suggested topics for a minimalist feed. 🛠️ How to Correctly Use Modules with LSPatch
To get these modules running, you must follow a specific patching workflow: lspatch modules top
| Module Name | Description | |-------------|-------------| | | An LSPosed module specifically for Samsung Galaxy devices. It restores Samsung apps and features (Secure Folder, Samsung Health, Samsung Cloud, etc.) that often break after rooting. | | NoVPNDetect Enhanced | Prevents apps from detecting that your phone is connected to a VPN by hooking multiple public APIs (NetworkCapabilities, NetworkInterface, etc.). Can be used with LSPatch. | | DisableFlagSecure | A tiny but powerful module that removes Android’s FLAG_SECURE restriction, allowing screenshots and screen recording in banking apps, streaming services like Netflix, secure messengers, and any other app that normally blocks them. | | UnMock GPS | A Kotlin‑based Xposed/LSPatch module that bypasses GPS mocking detection by sanitizing Location objects, injecting hardware metadata, and scrubbing hidden spoofing flags. | | Hide My Applist (HMA OSS) | An open‑source module that lets you hide installed applications from other apps, the launcher, Settings, package managers, and more. Spoofs installation sources to keep your root status hidden from banking and security apps. | : Removes "Who to follow" grids and suggested
