FuseHide currently provides two injection backends: LSPosed /… — [M] - Módulos Magisk - Magisk模块 - Модули Magisk - Modul Magisk

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FuseHide currently provides two injection backends:

LSPosed / libxposed, using the Android app as an Xposed module.
Standalone Zygisk, using a flashable root-module package and Dobby-based native hooks without requiring LSPosed.
Both backends converge on the same libfusehide.so runtime, the same path policy, and the same configuration model.

FuseHide also keeps the original MediaProvider-oriented Unicode research and mitigation path for Android/data and Android/obb. Normal /sdcard path hiding and the special Android/data / Android/obb path are related to the same MediaProvider process, but they are not the same hook path.