DeviceSpoofLab

Magisk KSU APatch

DeviceSpoofLab by yubunus is a comprehensive systemless tool designed to alter your device's digital footprint. Whether you want to unlock extreme frame rates in mobile games or bypass app-specific manufacturer restrictions, this module modifies your device properties seamlessly during the boot phase.

Ultimate Device Spoofing

Disguise your phone as a flagship device to unlock hidden app features and maximize gaming performance, all while keeping your OS fully intact.

Unlock Gaming FPS

Tricks resource-heavy games into recognizing your phone as a certified gaming device, unlocking 90/120 FPS options usually reserved for premium models.

Enhanced Privacy

Masks your real hardware identifiers from aggressive data-mining apps, providing an extra layer of privacy for your device's actual specifications.

100% Systemless

Does not physically alter build.prop. Removing the module restores your device's original identity instantly upon the next reboot.

Under the Hood: Property Injection

Android relies on specific system properties to identify the hardware it is running on. DeviceSpoofLab intercepts this process during the early boot phase. Instead of permanently rewriting the system's read-only configuration files, the module leverages the native resetprop utility provided by Magisk/KernelSU.

By executing a script during post-fs-data, it forcefully overrides the loaded property values in the memory structure. When user-space applications request device info, the kernel feeds them the spoofed values seamlessly.

# Conceptual execution via resetprop utility
# Spoofing the Manufacturer and Model to a Pixel Device
resetprop -n ro.product.manufacturer "Google"
resetprop -n ro.product.model "Pixel 8 Pro"
resetprop -n ro.product.device "husky"
# Overriding the system fingerprint to pass strict checks
resetprop -n ro.build.fingerprint "google/husky/husky:14/..."

Frequently Asked Questions

In most cases, it only affects how third-party apps identify your device. However, some proprietary OEM applications (like native camera apps) may rely on specific properties to enable certain features. If you experience issues with native apps, you can easily disable the module.

You can download any hardware info app from the Play Store (such as AIDA64, CPU-Z, or Device Info HW). If the module is active, these applications will display the spoofed model name rather than your actual device hardware.

Module Info

  • Version v1.2
  • Module By
    yubunus
  • Contributors yubunus
  • Source Code View Repository
  • Tags
    #DeviceSpoofLab #Spoofing #Build.prop #Gaming FPS #Magisk Module #KernelSU #APatch
  • Requirement
    Magisk KernelSU APatch
  • Latest Update