DanGLES3
commented
5 years ago 1-Depending on the module then yes (the performance impact is highly dependent on the modules you use), Edxposed itself won't slow down the device
2-a little bit since it needs to inject into the zygote process during boot time (the sandhook variant tends to boot up faster than the yahfa variant)
3-EDxposed was designed to not break safetynet, because it simply hooks into zygote instead of replacing it (like what regular xposed does) thus making detection by safety net much more difficult
NewBugger
zhangwilling
Wanna ask 3 question to make it clear.
1- does it slow the phone or create lag?
2- does it extend the boot time?
3- does it break safety net?
Thank you.