frknkrc44/HMA-OSS

HMA-OSS is a Zygisk module that hides your app list, settings, package installers, and related system information from applications running on your device.

The module addresses the problem that many apps attempt to detect root-related applications or acquire your full app list for fingerprinting and surveillance purposes. Some root-management apps do not support randomizing package names, making device root status detectable through their presence alone. HMA-OSS works by intercepting system calls at the Zygisk level to hide specified apps and reject app list requests before they reach applications, preventing both root detection and unauthorized app enumeration.

The tool is designed for rooted Android devices where users want to conceal the presence of root-management tools and other sensitive applications from untrusted apps. It suits scenarios where you need to use root-dependent utilities like Fake Location or Storage Isolation but want to prevent apps from detecting that your device is rooted. The module is a fork of Hide My Applist that replaces the LSPosed dependency with Zygisk, making it compatible with devices using Zygisk-based root solutions rather than LSPosed frameworks.

The project maintains active development with regular commits addressing bugs and improvements. Build workflows run automatically on changes to verify code integrity. The codebase is written in Kotlin and remains responsive to user issues and contributions, including support for community translations through a dedicated translation platform.