FuseHide

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LSPosed/Xposed module that hides selected directories under /sdcard from specified apps by hooking the MediaProvider FUSE layer on Android 12+. Supports runtime configuration with hot-sync, nested path hiding, and stress-test modes. Includes fixes for Unicode path handling in Android/data and Android/obb.

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FuseHide is an LSPosed/Xposed module and MediaProvider/FUSE debugging tool for Android 12+.

The current implementation loads libfusehide.so in the MediaProvider process and installs a native hook after libfuse_jni.so is loaded. This hook is used to hide ordinary paths under /storage/emulated/0 (/sdcard) for specified applications according to runtime configuration, while retaining debugging and fixing logic for Unicode scenarios related to Android/data and Android/obb.

The current version also includes a bypass fix for ignorable code points in /storage/emulated/0/Android/{data,obb} and a runtime-configurable ordinary path hiding strategy:

It applies to the UID corresponding to the specified package name. It supports hiding the first-level directory names under /storage/emulated/0, such as the default xinhao and MT2. It supports configuring relative path hiding, such as nested directories like Download/private. Supports a stress test mode that "hides all top-level directories" and allows configuration of exceptions. Supports editing configurations on the application side and hot-syncing configurations to the injected MediaProvider process.

What's new

v1.161Sep 11, 2026

ci: publish Zygisk update metadata

About this version

Version
1.161 (161)
Size
6.62 MB
Requires Android
12
Target SDK
31
Architecture
x86, x86_64, arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a
Downloads
7
Updated
Sep 11, 2026
Package
io.github.xiaotong6666.fusehide

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