Requirements
- • Android 8.0 or later
- • Magisk or a compatible root solution
- • LSPosed module framework (Zygisk build matched to your Magisk version is recommended)
- • RshMod APK and LSPosed module (download from the user portal after sign-in)
Video tutorials
Demo & install videos
From setup to one-tap spoofing — follow the full walkthrough below.
Written install guide (physical device)
For Android phones that are already rooted or that you plan to root. Follow these steps to set up Magisk, LSPosed, and RshMod.
Step 1: Confirm your device and root path
Root methods differ by brand and Android version. Note your phone model, OS version, and whether the bootloader can be unlocked.
If you are not rooted yet, search for reliable guides such as “your model + Magisk root” or “your model + unlock bootloader”. This page only covers what to do after root is ready.
如何确认：Magisk shows as installed in the Magisk app, and a root checker reports the device as rooted.
Step 2: Install Magisk
- • Get a Magisk package that matches your OS version and kernel (official sources or the root environment package from the user portal).
- • Typical setup: patch the boot or init_boot image and flash it, or follow the bundled root environment package instructions.
- • Reboot, then open Magisk and confirm the version is displayed.
如何确认：The Magisk home screen shows the installed version and superuser grants work.
Step 3: Install LSPosed
- • Flash LSPosed from Magisk → Modules (or use the user portal root package if LSPosed is already included).
- • If you use Zygisk, enable it in Magisk settings and finish LSPosed setup per the official docs.
- • After reboot, open the LSPosed manager from the notification shade or app drawer.
如何确认：LSPosed opens normally and the Modules screen loads (even if empty at first).
Step 4: Install the RshMod app
- • Sign in to the user portal and download the latest RshMod APK.
- • Install the APK and launch the app once to confirm it starts.
Step 5: Enable the RshMod module
- • Open LSPosed → Modules → enable RshMod.
- • Open Scope and select the required processes: system modules plus the apps you want to spoof (e.g. Facebook, Instagram).
如何确认：The app shows the module as enabled; RshMod appears active in LSPosed.
Step 6: Sign in and activate your license
- • Register or sign in inside the RshMod app.
- • After purchasing a license in the user portal, enter the activation code in the app.
- • Verify account status, bound device count, and expiry date.
如何确认：You can reach the main spoofing screen with no sign-in or license blockers.
Step 7: First spoof
- • On the home screen, pick country, brand, and model—or use one-tap random.
- • Tap Apply parameters or one-tap random apply to write the profile.
- • When finished, open a device info app and spot-check model, OS version, and other fields against your chosen spoof.
For a full walkthrough, watch the Spoofing demo video above.
FAQ
Is root required?
Yes. RshMod needs Magisk root, the LSPosed framework, and the RshMod module enabled in LSPosed.
How do I use the Magisk root environment package from the user portal?
The package usually bundles Magisk, LSPosed, and RshMod. Follow the included instructions or the install video; if your environment is already set up, start from Step 4.
Module enabled but spoofing does not work?
Check LSPosed scope selections, Magisk root grants, and whether conflicting Xposed-style modules are installed.
Ready to start spoofing?
Purchase a license to unlock all spoofing features.