There are thousands of devices begging for an "update" about snorlax

[igoticecream]

Magisk is a framework for systemless modification on the system partition. In other words, you can load and unload on the fly binaries like su busybox and app_process_xposed.

Xposed framework is for modifications on the behavior of an app or system frameworks and needs a modified app_process on the system partition that lets do modules their work. Thats why you see xposed systemless... Means that magisk can unload the modified app_process whenever the user want.

This two are completely different frameworks and magisk is not to modify behavior of an app at runtime... Just binaries on the system partition

[zapahacks]

Thanks for your answer @igoticecream.

I just thought that the new magisk version (with its magisk manager that includes "download" and "modules" tab could eventually function similar to Xposed.

But thanks a lot man :)

I'll just keep hoping someone finds a solution to hide xposed from the SafetyNet Checks

[igoticecream]

Those modules are for system modification like viper4android mkdule which
installs drivers at system partition and such... Different kind of modules

Niantic will drop safetynet sooner or later, they are losing way to many
players because of this

On Sun, Oct 23, 2016, 17:28 zapahacks [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for your answer @igoticecream https://github.com/igoticecream.

I just thought that the new magisk versino (with its magisk manager that
includes "download" and "modules" tab could eventually function similar to
Xposed.

But thanks a lot man :)

I'll just keep hoping someone finds a solution to hide xposed from the
SafetyNet Checks

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