Thanks for the answer.  So I have root and I have xposed with the hide option enabled,  but it didn't work with two apps I'm taking about,  namely Audio Evolution and m365. Audio Evolution detects that the play store was tempered and therefore blocks the launch of the software.  I know it because it displays a dialog saying so... I precise btw that this is an app for which I have a paid licence. Ironic.  The second app would but when I go in the store within the app a dialog appears saying that lucky was detected and that therefore purchases were blocked. 

I hope this clarifies the issues I'm having. 

Cheers!

• Lucky Patcher offers its own ways to prevent detection by other apps.

If you have Xposed installed on your device, use the "Hide Lucky Patcher" option in the Lucky Patcher's Xposed menu.

Of course, if you don't have root, Lucky Patcher will work in a limited mode.

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