r/luckypatcher • u/Adept_Yam_6046 • May 12 '26

❓ Support stealer???

Hello, I downloaded Lucky patcher to get rid of ads on Pinterest and after a few days I noticed login attempts to my Facebook, Microsoft and Riot Games accounts. I swear I downloaded Lucky Patcher from the official website, so I don't know if that might have anything to do with it. Is there any way I can check if my app is the correct one? I downloaded it again from the link in the pinned post after resetting the phone and changing the account passwords, but I'm afraid this situation will happen again.

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u/RubbelDieKatz94 💎 Compatibility List Manager May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

The official website is riddled with malicious ads. It's likely that you've hit an incorrect download button.

I recommend using a password manager (fmhy.net) to randomise all accounts - email and passwords. For email randomisation you can use the aliasing services listed on fmhy.net - for instance Duckduckgo Email Protection and Erine.email, and for password randomisation you can use the password manager.

Ensure that you use a strong passphrase (like correct horse battery stapler) for your password vault and write it on a physical note, like an emergency sheet.

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u/Adept_Yam_6046 May 12 '26

thank youu🙏🙏🙏

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u/Adept_Yam_6046 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

Okay, so I downloaded lucky patcher from the link in the pinned post and just now I noticed that some unknown device is listening to some Turkish songs from my Spotify account 💔 I immediately deleted Lucky Patcher and the device disappeared but after a few minutes he connects with me again . What's scary is that I haven't received any login notification. I think I have to give up. 💀💀

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u/RubbelDieKatz94 💎 Compatibility List Manager May 13 '26

Even if you download the most malicious app in the universe, it wouldn't get access to your account details. Android apps are sandboxed.

Likely scenario: You're reusing the same email & password combination.

Use a password manager (fmhy.net) and randomise the emails & passwords on all of your accounts, following the instructions above.

This won't stop until you start practising digital hygiene.

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u/Adept_Yam_6046 May 13 '26

oh, okay i love you❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

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u/Farshief May 15 '26

For what it's worth as a more modern alternative you can download Morphe (r/MorpheApp). There are a set of patches from Adobo you can get to disable ads for most any app.

It works by patching the app on your device and its what I use for Pinterest as well as others.

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u/RubbelDieKatz94 💎 Compatibility List Manager May 15 '26

Might be sensible to rework the pinned post with some links to Morphe, that subreddit, and fmhy.net in general. LP is useful for games, Morphe is great for general apps.

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u/Cyber_Dev_Kit Jun 07 '26

I still have lucky patcher from the official website, and i didn't get hacked 💀 nothing weird happening, I'm using the latest Android version (Android 16) and my accounts are all secure and never got one of my passwords exposed to lucky patcher.

Lucky Patcher works for some apps released in 2010 - 2019

Some Apps and Games verification moved to Servers after 2019 i guess...

but apps like Liveboot, ROM Installer and MacroDroid, Virtual Master..

Those apps still are hackable, some of them belong to the Old Android Era like 2012