The Google Gods demand sacrifice. Their vaguely-written prophecy states that the app does not work properly.
I believe the cause of their anger stems from the fact that when the module is disabled, the switch does not do anything. Since Google's verification process does not include testing of the hooking components, the app appears to be broken.
To work around this, I suggest modifying the UI to not show the switch when the module is disabled, and instead, show a message similar to the following: "CaptureSposed is not enabled. Please enable it in the LSPosed Manager, reboot your device, and try again."
The screenshot detection counter should remain visible at all times, as this component is not dependent on the module being enabled.
The Google Gods demand sacrifice. Their vaguely-written prophecy states that the app does not work properly.
I believe the cause of their anger stems from the fact that when the module is disabled, the switch does not do anything. Since Google's verification process does not include testing of the hooking components, the app appears to be broken.
To work around this, I suggest modifying the UI to not show the switch when the module is disabled, and instead, show a message similar to the following: "CaptureSposed is not enabled. Please enable it in the LSPosed Manager, reboot your device, and try again."
The screenshot detection counter should remain visible at all times, as this component is not dependent on the module being enabled.