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Lucky Patcher v5.4.7 build 1293 + Mod
Requirements: 2.0 + ROOT
Overview: You can use this patcher to break some apps' Android Market License Verification or other Verifications



Lucky Patcher is a great Android tool to remove ads, modify Permissions, bypass premium applications license verification, and more.

To use all features of Lucky Patcher, you need a rooted device.

Know :
Although stable, functioning of Lucky Patcher can't be guaranteed at 100%.
So you are solely responsible of use of this application.
Under no circumstances Netbew will be responsible for any problems caused to your device (rebooting loop, unstable system, etc...).

5.4.7
- Add Xposed module to Lucky Patcher for apply patches to Android and support InApp and LVL emulations;
- Add settings for Xposed module;
- Disable "Support patch for InApp and LVL emulations" for rebuild services.jar on sdcard;
- Disable auto turn off InApp Google Service if InApp emulation turn on;
- Add algorithm for patch services.odex.xz (30Mb free space in /system needed);
- Update translations;
- Update custom patches;
- Minor bugs fixed.

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More Info:

Code: Select allhttp://chelpus.defcon5.biz/LuckyPatcher.apk

Download Instructions:
https://userscloud.com/zbh4wsmm44u6

Mirror
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https://rg.to/file/7d415fac31ef332180a81b0fd08e7a83/LuckyPatcher.apk.html

Mod
- Has a package name com.android.protips
https://userscloud.com/th63undy1k82

Mirror
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https://rg.to/file/a0dd45ba8b6a5c1e44ecff1026db5553/LuckyPatcher_2.apk.html

[14white14]

This version
viewtopic.php?f=438&t=1045877&hilit=lucky+patcher
5.4.7 build 1292

Mod good work

Is it safe to use cracked version of LUCKY Patcher????

Don't you love it when people don't even say what the "MOD" download version is????

Don't you love it when people don't even say what the "MOD" download version is????

[14white14]

Is it safe to use cracked version of LUCKY Patcher????

Mod version is used to hide it from other programs

[Nick3141]

Is it safe to use cracked version of LUCKY Patcher????

Mod version is used to hide it from other programs

Now that LP includes an xposed module the mod version might be going away soon. Just need for LP hiding (in a manner similar to RootCloak) to be added to the xposed module.

So the Lucky Patcher v5.4.7.1293 Pro MOD means it is the PRO version which is HIDDEN in applications list (not sure how you remove it then...)
Right?
So the MOD includes an Xposed module? I don't have Xposed Framewrk on my phone. Not aware of what I should have on it. No one has written any lists of A-Z apps you *must* install when rooting phone.

Why not just rename the Application name and change the application ID #??? That would prevent applications finding it!

What about that version??? English?

This version
http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=438&t=1045877&hilit=lucky+patcher
5.4.7 build 1292

Don't you love it when people don't even say what the "MOD" download version is????

Spot on!

[Nick3141]

So the Lucky Patcher v5.4.7.1293 Pro MOD means it is the PRO version which is HIDDEN in applications list (not sure how you remove it then...)
Right?
So the MOD includes an Xposed module? I don't have Xposed Framewrk on my phone. Not aware of what I should have on it. No one has written any lists of A-Z apps you *must* install when rooting phone.

Why not just rename the Application name and change the application ID #??? That would prevent applications finding it!

That is what the mod version does. It has the package name changed to that of a system app installed on a few phones (com.android.protips, a thing that gives you "how to use" tips on the home screen) and a few other things. Though there is a new version out that can hide LP from other apps. Typically that kind of thing is done selectively, so it would not be hidden from the launcher or the app manager (which is where you go to uninstall apps).

Before the Xposed module you had to either patch Android itself or manually patch each app you wanted to use the in app purchase emulation with. The Xposed module does the framework patch as an in memory patch so you don't have to patch anything.

That being said Xposed is very handy as you can do things like hide root from apps (RootCloak has it's own list and you can add apps to that list), selectively control permissions (so you can say no, you can't have my location Facebook), make pandora not only give you unlimited skips and no ads but let you download the currently playing song by pressing the thumbs up button (pandora patcher), and so on.

Wow! Thanks for the explanation!