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Lucky Patcher v4.4.2 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 this application, 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 be responsible for any problems caused to your device (rebooting loop, unstable system, etc...).

Mod features:
- Has a package name com.android.protips (apart from the original is placed; application with a ban on set Lucky Patcher (for example, Jota +) will ignore it; requires removal system application "Tips for managing the main screen");
- Changed the name of the default data folder with LuckyPatcher on FortunatePatcher;
- Disable automatic update (since it will download the original Lucky Patcher, and not modified).

Whats New
v.4.4.2
~ Add custom patch for com.fingersoft.hillclimb;
~ Fix bug for some non root devices.

Credits: ChelpuS & opera-fan

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More Info:

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Download Instructions:
https://www.tusfiles.com/i7yl70cwhk6h

Mirror:
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/45804258/file.html

[lohtse]

anyone else ever noticed this?

1)~ Fix bug for some non root devices.

and also this.

2) To use this application, you need a rooted device.


seems somewhat confusing really lol

@ lohtse, you beat me to the same question mate. Lol. I was also going to ask what is the difference of this version and the other one? This is Modded and other one isn't? Or something? I just got confused seeing both apps and which one to DL.

[lohtse]

@ lohtse, you beat me to the same question mate. Lol. I was also going to ask what is the difference of this version and the other one? This is Modded and other one isn't? Or something? I just got confused seeing both apps and which one to DL.

my post is revlevent to all versions...

its says you must me rooted to use yet it also says fixes for nonrooted devices hence my comment as its a little confusing(am fully rooted on all devices so not an issue for me)

For the difference, read the mod features! But is there nothing more ....?
And the question will be, shall we install both?

[(GL)Nihon]

anyone else ever noticed this?

1)~ Fix bug for some non root devices.

and also this.

2) To use this application, you need a rooted device.


seems somewhat confusing really lol

lol this app should work for non root users if they have apps on sd i assume, and you should be able to create and backup some apps that you've downloaded (not paid ones) if you're non rooted

also you should be able to patch some apps if not rooted

[blasphemous24]

Soooo...is this able to work on non-rooted devices?

Soooo...is this able to work on non-rooted devices?

I think so, based on nihon said.
IMO, I think mod version is better than original:
1. Work on non root
2. Can be used to bypass 3rd party apps that block LP

Would be nice if freedom also mod too.

[blasphemous24]

Soooo...is this able to work on non-rooted devices?

I think so, based on nihon said.
IMO, I think mod version is better than original:
1. Work on non root
2. Can be used to bypass 3rd party apps that block LP

Would be nice if freedom also mod too.

But, when I tried to patch such apps like Sing, Autorap, and Avast, I don't receive the benefits of VIP nor do I get the premium features of Avast...

[RobotHeart]

If you are not rooted, you can't patch installed apps directly (since you can't write to /data/apps/ folder).

So you have 2 options:
1) patch the apk BEFORE installing using the "Rebuild & Install" command. It will tell you where the patched apk is located.
2) for apps that are already installed, you have to "create modified .apk", uninstall the app, then install the patched apk. **IMPORTANT: uninstalling the app will delete all settings/progress/etc.**

Also, the docs say that doing it this way is less likely to work than patching an installed app directly.

So yes, you can use it if you're not rooted, but it's very limited.

(this applies to both the original & this modded version of LP - the mod only changes the names of the LP package & folder so other apps won't know it's installed)

[blasphemous24]

If you are not rooted, you can't patch installed apps directly (since you can't write to /data/apps/ folder).

So you have 2 options:
1) patch the apk BEFORE installing using the "Rebuild & Install" command. It will tell you where the patched apk is located.
2) for apps that are already installed, you have to "create modified .apk", uninstall the app, then install the patched apk. **IMPORTANT: uninstalling the app will delete all settings/progress/etc.**

Also, the docs say that doing it this way is less likely to work than patching an installed app directly.

So yes, you can use it if you're not rooted, but it's very limited.

(this applies to both the original & this modded version of LP - the mod only changes the names of the LP package & folder so other apps won't know it's installed)

How do you patch the APK before installing?

[gomilo]

..... why cant someone do this for freedom app... its hard contacting the developer.

[RobotHeart]

How do you patch the APK before installing?

First check the forums to see if someone has already posted one. If nobody has, it's usually because LP was unable to patch it successfully (my observation). If you still want to try, here's what to do (this is intended for non-rooted devices, although it's not much different for rooted). As you can see, it's not exactly a simple process...

If it's something you downloaded from mobilism (or elsewhere):
1) run LP, do "Rebuild & Install", locate the apk, choose "Rebuild"
2) select the type of patch you want. If a custom patch is available, try that first.
3) choose the patching options. For removing license verification, start with the default (first) option. Then "Rebuild Application" (this may take a few minutes). When it's done, it will tell you where the patched apk is stored.
4) locate the patched apk, and install
5) Test the app - if it works, great, but it usually doesn't. If you were trying to remove license verification, go back to step 1, and try different options in step 3 (remember you can combine some options).

If it's an app you installed from Google/Amazon store, change step 1:
1) run LP, and tap the app in the list. Choose "Open menu of patches", then "Create modified .apk".
Now do steps 2 and 3, but before continuing with step 4 you will need to uninstall the app.
**IMPORTANT: uninstalling the app will delete all settings/progress/etc.**

If you want to do more than 1 patch (eg. remove license check AND remove ads), I think you have to repeat this whole process, but start with the patched apk you just created.

It's really not as difficult as it may seem, but it does require a bit of patience.

[RobotHeart]

..... why cant someone do this for freedom app... its hard contacting the developer.

There is an app that allows you to change the package name of an app. I can't remember what it's called though; OP probably knows...

[gomilo]

..... why cant someone do this for freedom app... its hard contacting the developer.

There is an app that allows you to change the package name of an app. I can't remember what it's called though; OP probably knows...

i think i know its an xposed module but it does not work.... maybe someone can mod the app itself.