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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q: How do I use Xposed modules like this one?

A: Xposed modules strictly require root access (often referred to as "jailbreaking" on Android).

If your device is already rooted but you are unfamiliar with the necessary framework, please search for: LSPosed JingMatrix for installation instructions.

(Note: A comprehensive guide on rooting is beyond the scope of this FAQ, as the process varies greatly by device and carries potential risks.)

Q: Is there any way I can use this module without rooting my phone?

A: This project was created for the convenience of LSPosed users.
If you do not have root access, please refer to the official ReVanced project at https://revanced.app, except for Spotify, they got a DMCA so they can't help with the Spotify at the moment.
I DON'T MAKE MODDED APKS STOP ASKING

Q: Working Spotify mod APK where?

A: Before ReVanced paused patches for Spotify for legal reason, they released a working test version that still works to this day.
There is something you need to know in order to use it, so find it on the xManager Discord Server and read the instructions.

Q: Spotify is skipping songs.

A: Spotify free accounts can typically only be used outside the registered country or region for a maximum of 14 days. Ensure your current IP address region matches the country set in your Spotify account profile.

Q: Spotify still works as it does for free-tier users

A: Follow the LSPosed Troubleshooting Steps

Q: YouTube background playback not work

A: Follow the LSPosed Troubleshooting Steps

Q: When opening the target application, I see the error message: "ReVanced Xposed module does not work with patched app"

A: This error typically occurs because the previous "Mount Install" performed by the ReVanced Manager was not properly uninstalled. The system is still trying to mount the patched app via a boot script, which conflicts with the separate Xposed module.

Manual Fix Steps

  1. Delete the Script:
    • Using a root file explorer, navigate to: /data/adb/service.d/
    • Delete the conflicting shell file(e.g., com.google.android.youtube.sh, com.spotify.music.sh).
  2. Clean Up (Choose ONE):
    • Uninstall and reinstall the target app, OR
    • Reboot your device.