Techssocial | Our mobile phones, better to call them smartphones, have become the most used item of our day. From buying groceries to making payments and reservations, and entertainment, you can do almost everything and so much more than just calling with this little device in your hand. Most likely, you would be reading this post on your mobile phone. No matter if you are an iOS user or an Android user, if you are someone who enjoys downloading apps and is a frequent user of the apps, you might have found yourself dealing with popup ads, or wished if you could enable/disable some feature on the app.
There are so many apps out there, with so many features and versions. Each of these designed differently for different devices and custom features. But, when you look at it from a user’s perspective, you want the best of these apps and not bothered by roadblocks and check gates. Luckily, now there is a mobile app – “Lucky Patcher” on the very same App Store (iOS) and Play Store (Android) that would allow you to modify the permissions or disable some features of other apps.
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Lucky Patcher – the master key to other apps
Lucky Patcher is a patcher app that gives you access to the otherwise inaccessible code of other apps and allows you to modify their inherent behavior. With Lucky Patcher, you can block ads, backup apps, remove system files and even remove license verification. All in all, it is a hacker and PUP application software to get backdoor access to other applications.
Some might say that Lucky Patcher iOS is malware and suspicious application which can harm your device. However, this is not malware or virus or any of those other things. It is a modifier app, working on the root, that interacts with other applications on your device and gives you access to its internal features. On the Google Play store, you might get a warning; but this app is nothing of that sort.
How do Lucky Patcher works?
Once downloaded and installed on your mobile phone, the application accesses the system files and directories via superuser permissions. This is needed as the system files and licensing details are not accessible directly and can only be accessed by the device’s root. Once the patcher has scanned through the details, it presents you with a list of modifications and actions you can perform on the intended apps.
Each of the available options is color-coded to help users identify and the kind of actions that can be performed on the respective app. While most apps are designed in development languages like Java, Kotlin, etc. the code files are encoded into different formats to prevent easy access. Lucky Patcher makes use of a decompiler and processor to modify these files to achieve the required outcome. For some Android apps, certain features are driven by the AndroidManifest.XML files. In that case, instead of modifying the .apks or system files, Lucky Patcher can achieve the outcome by simply altering the keys of the .XML file.
What is Lucky Patcher capable of?
The most bothering feature of any mobile app (mostly the free version), is the popup ads and forced promotional notifications while using the app while being connected to the internet. And these apps encourage users to buy the premium versions or pay to remove ads. But, with Lucky Patcher, with a simple touch, you can disable ads or block internet access to that application.
There are apps that have useful features available in their premium versions only via In-App purchases. So, when you purchase the feature, a patch is installed on your device similar to app updates. But, why would you want to pay for these features, when you can use the patcher to remove the license verification and/or enable the premium features from the root code and create a new custom patch.
Apart from that, you can create backups, grant or revoke permissions for the apps, transfer modified apps, remove bloatware and preinstalled system apps and much more.
Since Lucky Patcher requires superuser access to perform these actions, in order to use the app on your device, you need to root your device. Also, since you are modifying the apps, it can be possible that the modified applications malfunction or not behave properly. Therefore, there is always a disclaimer with modifying the apps.
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