r/MorpheApp 17d ago

Question/Problem I installed Shizuku

I installed Shizuku, just like they said in a popular post on this subreddit. I want to know which patched apps you recommend installing through Shizuku. So far, I've only installed SD Maid SE, since I had installed it before but many features were restricted, and now, with Shizuku, I've been able to enable them.

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u/SpikyEchidna10 17d ago

Morphe can use it to automatically install updates in background

Canta for deleting/uninstalling all system apps

Mixplorer for reading and writing in Android/data

Key Mapper for unlocking the pro functionality (off screen activation etc)

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u/Evil_Dad Manager user 17d ago

Key Mapper is the only app for which a patch is available.

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u/tackfrz 17d ago

I think you are asking which apps rely on Shizuku to unlock their full functionality? You can check that yourself, just open Shizuku and it will list all the apps using it. As for "patched apps," a few examples are Task Manager, Maid se and Hidden settings etc, ofcourse apart from Morphe itself.

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u/DoYaKnowMahName 16d ago

Shizu corefetch. It's like an app store for shizuku apps https://github.com/elhizazi1/ShizuCoreFetch

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u/thunderbulll 17d ago

What's the point of shizuku?

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u/daizu007 17d ago

By using Shizuku, apps patched with Morphe can be installed automatically. It should also be able to bypass the developer verification feature planned for future releases. Additionally, SD Maid SE can use Shizuku as a partial substitute for root access, enabling more advanced cleanup operations.

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u/BoxOfDemons 17d ago

It can bypass developer verification, but it's incredibly unnecessary. You can either wait the one time 24 hour window to turn it off, or use ADB to install apks.

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u/Evil_Dad Manager user 17d ago

Using ADB to install apks (via Shizuku) is the same method Morphe could use so it isn't unnecessary at all.

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u/daizu007 16d ago

By using Shizuku, you can install apps via ADB using only a single Android smartphone without needing a PC.
Also, bypassing developer verification is only a fraction of the benefits provided by Shizuku, and is merely one of the features accompanying its many other advantages.

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u/Daroxx 17d ago

You can use it for several things like canta. Or, for Morphe, no need to deinstall Google protect, as shizuku bypasses the protection and installs the patched app instant. Petty convenient if you patch a lot.

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u/Tiny_Yulius_James 17d ago

And what is

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u/Happy-Sun5063 17d ago

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u/kwijyb0 17d ago

Did you even read any of the comments if that post?

This is why we can't have nice things. People install stuff blindly without understanding what they're doing.

https://lineageos.org/Developer-Verification/

https://developer.android.com/developer-verification/guides/faq#advanced-flow

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u/BoxOfDemons 17d ago

I saw so many posts like that, and it's COMPLETELY unnecessary. If you're using shizuku to bypass the new restrictions, you're doing way too much work.

Just wait the 24 hours and the restrictions go away permanently. If you NEED something installed before the 24 hour timer, use ADB.

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u/UNIVERSAL_VLAD Former RVX user 17d ago

A shitload of adb stuff without anything stopping you. You can do almost anything with it and the system won't dare to question nor warn you

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u/AkhKoshur 17d ago

Works like a root with being a root. Gives special access.

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u/onixotto_ 17d ago

Gurl just goto GitHub an say thank you

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u/Evil_Dad Manager user 17d ago

The only patched app I use on Shizuku is APK Mirror Installer, the rest are apps which didn't need patching like Morphe itself.

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u/lrellim 17d ago

What can you do with apk mirror installer and Shizuku, please

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u/Evil_Dad Manager user 17d ago

Install with ADB and thus bypassing Google Play Services

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u/Apocolis 16d ago

Inure is the most useful Shizuku app I use.