Lucky patcher v6.0.9 apk

Quick Infos:


It can Patch all your applications to

Remove the license check in premium apps
Remove ads in a special app
Customize and restrict permissions and activities
Create a modified app (means an APK file to install the app with a patch already applied)

and it can also

Patch manually (with HEX codes)
Backup apps to restore them later (e.g. if patch goes wrong)
Patch an application when booting


It can not:

give you an 100% warranty that the patch works or doesn't brick the app
work without root or without Busybox


Size (APK File): 5.5 MB
Price: Free
It's legal

Some FAQ I made:

Q: What do the different colors of the apps mean?
A: Green means the app has big chances to get registered through patching. Yellow indicatesthere's a custom patch (stored in /sdcard/LuckyPatcher/~. Cyan tells you Google Ads were found in this app. Magenta, that program is in the boot list. Red = bad? Not everytime. Red apps can probably not be patched to get registered. Probably! Apps which are made of two parts (E.g. The app itself and an unlocker) have a chance to get registered through patch anyways. To try this, patch both sites, either one of them. Orange means it's a system(!) application. Be careful with those! In the most bad case, you could brick your system. BootList: A list of programs that will patch the boot device. At this point, it's used only for apps requiring the correction of libraries ".so".

Q: And the clover and the star?
A: The clover simply indicates that the patcher made changes in the certain app. The star means Dalvik-Cache apps has been fixed (ODEX with changes created).

Q: I want detailed help.
A: In LuckyPatcher, press Menu button => Settings => Help to find more information and informations about creating custom patches. Otherwise ask the developers here.

Q: I patched the app, it told me I have 60% luck. Now I opened it, but the patch seems to not be applied at all. What's wrong?
A: 60% luck doesn't mean the patch worked. It doesn't mean the patch only works for 60% either. It just means you have 60% luck that the patch affected what he should. And 40% that nothing happened at all to the app. Try another patch, e.g. the reversed version.

Q: LuckyPatcher doesn't work / freezes / crashes.
A: That could have different causes:

You aren't rooted.
You haven't got BusyBox installed.
Your phone's just too slow.
You haven't got the latest version of Lucky Patcher.
Lucky Patcher wasn't installed correctly.

What you can do:

Quit other processes.
Update your Android (min. 2.3 Gingerbread).
(Re-)Root your device.
Quit the app you want to patch.
Re-download and re-install Lucky Patcher.
Re-download and re-install BusyBox.

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