Tutorial How to hide Lucky Patcher to bypass detection (Root + Xposed)

[AndnixSH]

Lucky Patcher has a build-in feature to hide itself to bypass detection. Xposed is required for this feature.

I highly recommended you use Hide My Applist app instead to hide any apps. Xposed is also required for that

Requirements

• ROOTED device
• Xposed Installer 2.7 for Android 4.x.x
• Xposed Installer 3.1.5 for Android 5-7
• LSPosed module for Android 8 and above (Magisk Required)

Steps
Enable module of Lucky Patcher in Xposed app if you haven't already

Open Lucky Patcher, and open the Toolbox

Choose Xposed settings

Check Hide Lucky Patcher and Enable Xposed module. Apply it

Reboot your device to take effect. Now some apps should not detect it anymore

 

[zverilius]

Thanks for the way! You are a genius!

 

[LUMIA]

How to restore the hidden lucky patcher, its not detecting super user request anymore and i cant even find the option to restore also

 

[AndnixSH]

How to restore the hidden lucky patcher, its not detecting super user request anymore and i cant even find the option to restore also

Follow the same steps above, or disable LP module in your xposed settings