Momo

This app uses the correct methods to detect root and Xposed, but is not designed to work against root or Xposed.

By exposing detection methods, we aim to increase user knowledge and force the community to make the right improvements.

Why are more and more apps detecting root (and Xposed)? The biggest reason is that improper use of root (especially Xposed) brings unexpected situations and security issues to them.

We are making the following changes, which are intended to leave the environment of non-target applications completely unmodified. Ultimately, it will benefit the entire Android ecosystem.

1. Let su be mounted to applications that require root, not all applications. Alternatively, use a superuser implementation that does not require the su executable (such as Sui).

2. Never turn off SELinux enforcement mode, and only minimally add permission rules when necessary. Also, allow rules whose source is the untrusted_app family of domains should not be added (except when the target domain is the root domain).

3. To avoid causing problems for unrelated applications, Xposed must only inject into the target process. Eliminate indiscriminate injection into all applications.