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New Android 11 permission and lucky patcher package names #99
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PiracyChecker version: 1.2.8
Device OS version: 11.0.0
Device Manufacturer: Foxconn[
Device Name: Pixel 3
I know this is a never ending story but the new lucky patcher package names should be included in the libray
ru.aaaaaabz.installer -> for the installer apk
ru.yuylhini.yrshifhzm -> for the actual lucky patcher apk
Beside that PackageManager.getInstalledApplications is no longer returning all installed applications on Android 11 except when you are adding following permission in the Manifest
Upon further investigation the lucky patcher installer is always installing the actual lucky patcher with a different package name so I guess there is no good way to check if lucky patcher is installed...
Details
1.2.8
11.0.0
Foxconn[
Pixel 3
I know this is a never ending story but the new lucky patcher package names should be included in the libray
ru.aaaaaabz.installer -> for the installer apk ru.yuylhini.yrshifhzm -> for the actual lucky patcher apk
Beside that
PackageManager.getInstalledApplications
is no longer returning all installed applications on Android 11 except when you are adding following permission in the Manifest<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES" tools:ignore="QueryAllPackagesPermission" />