I've been hard at work refining and improving both PixelProps and Sensitive Props Mod. Here's a breakdown of the latest changes:
PixelProps (build.prop) Update Highlights:
This update brings major advancements to PixelProps' internal prop spoofing system and includes important
build.prop related refinements.Key Changes:
1. Revolutionized PIHooks (PropImitationHooks) System: We've completely overhauled the internal prop spoofing mechanism, now known as PIHooks. This system is significantly more powerful and flexible, allowing for dynamic spoofing of essential properties based on the properties of the module you are spoofing (defined in MOD_PROP_CONTENT). This translates to better SafetyNet/Play Integrity bypassing, even without relying on external modules.
- Automatic PIHooks Disable: PIHooks will intelligently disable itself when it detects a properly configured Play Integrity Fix module, preventing conflicts and ensuring optimal performance.
- Targeted build.prop Integration: For specific properties like the initial SDK, PIHooks will intelligently read and utilize values from your device's build.prop.
2. Enhanced Play Integrity Fix Module Handling: PixelProps now more accurately detects the presence (or absence) of the Play Integrity Fix module. This ensures that the pif.json file is generated and updated correctly when the module is in use.
3. Refined Property Handling: We've further improved how PixelProps handles properties. The resetprop functions now correctly differentiate between persistent and non-persistent properties, using the -p argument when necessary.
4. Improved Busybox/Toybox Detection: Just like in Sensitive Props, PixelProps now correctly identifies and prioritizes alternative busybox and toybox binaries found in /data/adb, guaranteeing compatibility with root solutions like KernelSU.
5. Integrated Sensitive Props Features: PixelProps now integrates all features from Sensitive Props Mod. It also includes a check to disable them if the standalone Sensitive Props Mod is also installed, avoiding any conflicts.
In essence, this PixelProps update makes internal prop spoofing more intelligent, dynamic, and reliable. It works seamlessly with or without the PlayIntegrityFix module, offers a more robust solution overall, and now includes all hardening features previously found in Sensitive Props Mod.
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Sensitive Props Mod Update - v6.5.0-hexpatch (60503) Highlights:
This update streamlines Sensitive Props Mod and ensures its continued effectiveness alongside the advancements in PixelProps.
Key Changes:
1. PIHooks System Removed: The PIHooks system has been removed from Sensitive Props Mod. Its functionality is now fully integrated and significantly enhanced within PixelProps. Users who need internal prop spoofing should now use PixelProps.
2. Enhanced Property Handling: Similar to the PixelProps update, Sensitive Props Mod now features improved resetprop functions that correctly handle persistent and non-persistent properties.
3. Improved Busybox/Toybox Detection: The module now accurately detects and uses alternative busybox and toybox binaries in /data/adb for better compatibility.
4. General Code Cleanup: We've removed unused code (related to PIHooks), improved comments, and enhanced overall maintainability.
When to use which module?
- PixelProps: Is the all-in-one solution. It includes the powerful PIHooks prop spoofing and all hardening features previously found in Sensitive Props Mod. Most users should use PixelProps.
- Sensitive Props Mod: Should only be used if you do not need internal prop spoofing but still want the system hardening features (which are also present in PixelProps).
Stay tuned for more updates, and as always, happy modding!