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Lucky Patcher is an Android app that allows you to modify apps to remove license verification, remove Google ads, spoof free in-app purchases, etc. This wikiHow teaches you how to use Lucky Patcher on an Android phone. [1] X Research source
Things You Should Know
- You will need to root your Android to get the most out of Lucky Patcher.
- Lucky Patcher is not illegal, but removing license verification, getting in-app purchases for free, or distributing patched games is illegal in many regions.
- Rooting and using Lucky Patcher could harm your phone and void your warranty. Use Lucky Patcher at your own risk.
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Downloading Lucky Patcher
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- Warning: Rooting your Android phone or tablet may cause harm to your phone and void your warranty.
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- You can download Lucky Patcher from https://www.luckypatchers.com/download/.
- Warning:Lucky Patcher is closed-source software with sketchy distribution. Use Lucky Patcher at your own risk. You may consider using Lucky Patcher in an Android emulator.
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Method 2 of 5:
Cracking Apps & Games
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Open Lucky Patcher and tap an app. Select an app you want to remove a license verification from. You will see a menu of different options.
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Tap Menu of Patches . You will see a list of patches that can be applied to the app.
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Tap APK without License Verification . You will see a menu of different patches for removing the license verification.
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- There are different patch options for Play Store apps, Amazon apps, and Samsung Galaxy Store apps. Some patches will attempt to bypass signature verification and integrity checks.
- There are also options to create a backup APK file of the app you are patching in case it becomes corrupted. You can also fake an app’s signature verification and integrity checks.
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Tap Rebuild this App . It’s the blue button at the bottom of the screen. This will start patching the app to remove the license verification. This process may take several minutes.
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Method 3 of 5:
Removing Google Ads
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Open Lucky Patcher. It’s the app that has an icon of a yellow smiley emoji. After the app opens, you will see a list of installed apps on your phone.
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Tap an app. This is an app that you want to remove Google ads from.
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Tap Menu of Patches . You will see a list of patches that can be applied to the app.
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Tap APK without Google ads . It’s the third option in the menu. This will display a list of patches you can apply to remove Google Ads.
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- Some patches attempt to remove links from the APK file, corrupt Google Ads’ obtaining mechanism, make the ad module think it’s offline, make an app work offline, and more.
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Tap Rebuild this App . It’s the blue button at the bottom of the screen. This will start patching the app to remove the license verification. This process may take a few minutes.
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Method 4 of 5:
Patching for Free In-App Purchases and License Verification
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Open Lucky Patcher. It’s the app that has an icon of a yellow smiley emoji. After the app opens, you will see a list of installed apps on your phone.
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Tap an app. This is an app that you want to remove Google ads from.
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Tap Menu of Patches . You will see a list of patches that can be applied to the app.
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Tap APK rebuilt for InApp and LVL emulation . This is the fourth option in the menu. This displays a checklist of different patches you can apply.
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- This menu has different patches that will redirect verification requests for license verification and in-app purchases to Lucky Patcher or a proxy server. It also contains patches to update patches that have already been applied.
- There are also options to create a backup APK file of the app you are patching in case it becomes corrupted. You can also fake an app’s signature verification and integrity checks.
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Tap Rebuild this App . It’s the blue button at the bottom of the screen. This will start patching the app to remove the license verification. This process may take a few minutes.
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Method 5 of 5:
Changing Permissions
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Open Lucky Patcher. It’s the app that has an icon of a yellow smiley emoji. After the app opens, you will see a list of installed apps on your phone.
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Tap an app. Select the app that you want to apply a custom patch to.
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Tap Menu of Patches . You will see a list of patches that can be applied to the app.
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Tap APK with changed permissions and activities . You will see a list of permissions.
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- These options change an app’s permissions (i.e., allowing an app to access the internet, your camera, contacts, internal storage, record audio, view network information, etc).
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Tap Rebuild this App . It’s the blue button at the bottom of the screen. This will start patching the app to remove the license verification. This process may take a few minutes.
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Community Q&A
Can Lucky Patcher work if you do not root your phone?
Gustavo Pichardo
Community Answer
Its full potential cannot be used if it isn’t rooted. Only small and useless options are available.
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Is rooting of a phone harmful to the device?
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Rooting is not harmful in itself, but It will, for example, void your warranty and may be used to harm your device if you don’t know what you’re doing.
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