HMA-OSS: Hide Apps and Settings on Rooted Android

Rooting an Android device gives you more control, but it also makes your phone easier to detect by certain apps. Some apps refuse to run if they find root-related tools or suspicious app lists. HMA-OSS (Hide My Applist – Open Source Software) is designed to solve this problem.

It hides apps, settings, and installers from detection, giving you more privacy and freedom.

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What is HMA-OSS?

HMA-OSS is a root-required LSPosed/Zygisk module. It prevents apps from scanning your installed applications or detecting root-related tools. This makes it harder for apps to block you based on your setup. It is a continuation of the original Hide My Applist project, maintained by open-source contributors.

Features of HMA-OSS

App list hiding: Prevents apps from reading your installed applications.
Root detection bypass: Stops apps from identifying root-related tools.
Package installer hiding: Conceals installation sources.
LSPosed/Zygisk support: Works with modern frameworks for rooted devices.
Open-source project: Transparent development with community contributions.

Requirements

Rooted Android device
Magisk with Zygisk enabled
LSPosed framework
Android version compatible with LSPosed/Zygisk

Download

You can download HMA-OSS from its official GitHub releases page. The latest release is regularly updated with bug fixes and new features.

Installing

Install Magisk and enable Zygisk.
Install LSPosed through Magisk.
Download the HMA-OSS .apk or .zip file from GitHub.
Install it via LSPosed Manager.
Configure hidden apps and settings in the HMA-OSS interface.

Troubleshooting

App still detects root: Check LSPosed settings and ensure Zygisk is enabled.
Module not loading: Reinstall LSPosed or update Magisk.
Crashes: Use the latest release and clear app data.

FAQs

Is HMA-OSS safe?

Yes, it is open-source and community-reviewed.

Does it work on all apps?

Not always. Some apps use advanced detection methods.

Can I use it without root?

No, root access is required.

Is it free?

Yes, it is completely free and open-source.

Ending

HMA-OSS is a powerful tool for rooted Android users who want to protect their privacy and bypass app restrictions. By hiding your app list and root-related tools, it helps you use your device more freely. If you rely on root but face app detection issues, HMA-OSS is worth trying