Privacy Kit 1.20
Privacy Kit 1.20
Two experimental, off-by-default tiers inspired by provider-side/kernel spoofing — they make a target app read fakes with no hook in its own process (invisible to injection detection).
Framework/Provider mode (Developer Settings → experimental; no kernel needed)
- Spoofs identifiers at the provider, per calling app: android_id (system_server) and IMEI / MEID / subscriber / SIM serial / number (phone process).
- Requires adding Android System Framework and the Phone app (com.android.phone) to Privacy Kit's LSPosed scope, then a reboot.
⚠️ System-wide provider hooks — a fault could bootloop. Enable only on a recoverable device.
Kernel module (KPM) — APatch only (Developer Settings; off by default)
- Detects APatch + KPM support, and can load/control a Privacy Kit Kernel Patch Module for kernel-level spoofing (file timestamps / boot_id / serial).
- You build
privacykit_kpm.kpmfrom thekpm/skeleton against KernelPatch; push it to/data/local/tmp. ⚠️ A bad kernel module BRICKS BOOT — recoverable device only.
Everything else is unchanged; existing behaviour is identical unless you opt into these. The Zygisk v1.3 companion (attached) is unchanged from 1.19.
After updating, re-toggle Privacy Kit in LSPosed, then reboot.