HMA OSS Zygisk

Magisk KSU APatch

Many modern banking applications and competitive mobile games aggressively scan your device to detect "suspicious" applications, such as root managers, cheating tools, or modding frameworks. HMA OSS Zygisk (Hide MyApplist Open Source Software) is a brilliant, ultra-lightweight solution to this privacy invasion. By integrating directly into the Zygisk API, it allows you to selectively spoof your installed app list, ensuring total privacy without the overhead of traditional Xposed environments.

Core Privacy Capabilities

Discover the technical advantages that make this native Zygisk implementation the ultimate tool for app list obfuscation.

Native Zygisk Integration

Unlike standard HMA which requires LSPosed to function, this variant runs purely as a Zygisk module. This drastically reduces detection vectors and system overhead.

Seamless App Spoofing

Intercepts Android API calls related to package management. When a target app requests a list of installed software, HMA serves it a clean, dummy list instead of your actual apps.

Ultra Lightweight

Weighing in at just over 53 KB, this module is incredibly optimized. It leaves virtually zero footprint on your device's memory or storage while running silently in the background.

Universal Compatibility

Designed to mount seamlessly across all modern root managers. Whether you use Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch, the module will inject effortlessly.

How Does HMA OSS Zygisk Work?

The Android OS provides native APIs (like PackageManager) that allow applications to query what other software is installed on the same device. Anti-cheat engines and banking security protocols use these APIs to scan for root apps like Magisk, GameGuardian, or APatch managers.

By utilizing the Zygisk framework, this module injects custom logic directly into the Zygote process (the parent process of all Android applications). When a target application attempts to read your installed packages, HMA OSS intercepts that request at the deepest level and selectively hides the applications you wish to keep secret, feeding the scanner a perfectly clean profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

HMA OSS Zygisk is a community-developed, open-source module that brings the functionality of Hide MyApplist directly into the Zygisk framework, allowing you to hide specific installed apps from being detected by other applications.

No. The primary advantage of this specific fork is that it operates natively as a Zygisk module. This eliminates the need to install the heavier LSPosed framework, keeping your system cleaner and harder to detect.

This particular Zygisk variant of HMA is an exclusive community fork maintained by frknkrc44. It is distributed directly through Telegram channels rather than a traditional GitHub repository to facilitate rapid, direct-to-user updates.

Yes. As long as you have a Zygisk implementation active (such as ZygiskNext for KernelSU/APatch), this module will mount and function perfectly across all modern systemless root environments.

Module Info

  • Module By
    frknkrc44
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  • Tags
    #HMA #Hide MyApplist #Zygisk #Privacy #Anti-Detect
  • Requirement
    Magisk KernelSU APatch
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