Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I use Xposed modules like this one?

A: Xposed modules strictly require root access (often referred to as "jailbreaking" on Android).

If your device is already rooted but you are unfamiliar with the necessary framework, please search for: LSPosed JingMatrix for installation instructions.

(Note: A comprehensive guide on rooting is beyond the scope of this FAQ, as the process varies greatly by device and carries potential risks.)

Q: Is there any way I can use this module without rooting my phone?

A: This project was created for the convenience of LSPosed users.
If you do not have root access, please refer to one of the projects at https://revanced.app or https://morphe.software.

Q: The “Enable DCIM folders backup control” option doesn't take effect after being enabled

A: You need to reopen and close “Back up all device folders” once for the DCIM folders control to appear.

Q: A patch that has been applied is not taking effect, and no error messages have appeared.

A: Follow the LSPosed Troubleshooting Steps.
If the patch still isn’t taking effect in YouTube, it may be due to A/B testing in the new version. Please request support from the support channel.

Q: When opening the target application, I see the error message: "module does not work with patched app"

A: This error typically occurs because the previous "Mount Install" performed by the ReVanced Manager was not properly uninstalled. The system is still trying to mount the patched app via a boot script, which conflicts with the separate Xposed module.

Manual Fix Steps

1. Delete the Script:
   • Using a root file explorer, navigate to: /data/adb/service.d/
   • Delete the conflicting shell file(e.g., com.google.android.youtube.sh).
2. Clean Up (Choose ONE):
   • Uninstall and reinstall the target app, OR
   • Reboot your device.