I am currently on CyanogenMod 14.1. I have been trying to find the Xposed SDK 25 for Android 7.1 but couldn't locate it. So I wanted to know:
If it is even out yet?
If yes then where can I find it?
Please help...
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1If you need it badly, go back to CM13.– Andy YanCommented Jan 26, 2017 at 9:36
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1@iBug so courteous of you to summon me like that...– Shadow_SphynxCommented Dec 19, 2017 at 13:53
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Sorry for being rude for that time. I'm now moving on to another thread.– iBugCommented Dec 28, 2017 at 11:51
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Updates / Corrections regarding
Xposed Framework for Nougat / Oreo
Though, Xposed Framework for Nougat/Oreo still has not been released yet, here's an update/correction to the answers provided.
A) Rovo89, Original Creator & Developer for the Xposed Framework & Installer, continues his development for the Xposed Framework for Nougat/Oreo as of 13 July 2017.
B) Rovo89's last status update was made on 28 Jan 2017 here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70773752&postcount=41
C) The following link is the official location (on XDA Developers) that Rovo89 uses for all status updates (please disregard the thread title as it also pertains to the Nougat/Oreo as well): https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
D) Many individuals have been seeing my XDA Developers member name (also Ibuprophen) being used/referred to in a number of websites as either an additional or lone developer for the Xposed Framework for the Nougat/Oreo and wanted to set it straight that this is FALSE and has never been true (the PMs I received on XDA Developers are regarding this as a real pain in the rear-end). Rovo89 is the one and only Developer.
E) Any website that states otherwise is false and any files for the Xposed Framework for Nougat/Oreo are bogus ones that are either changed from the Marshmallow version to fake it in Nougat/Oreo or can just be dangerous. Get them from the source and not a third party.
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1So the other answer claiming it got a working Xposed for N is also a bogus? Glad I didn't actually try. +1– Andy YanCommented Jul 14, 2017 at 1:11
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+1. Thanks for clarifying. Corrected my answer accordingly Commented Jul 14, 2017 at 6:51
Status Update: Adding link to iBug's answer , which gives details on availability of Xposed for Nougat .
Details below pertain to the state of things at the point of time of answering the question
Xposed for Nougat is not yet developed
Rovo89, credited with Xposed framework development updated status here in mid Nov 16
Another developer apparently is also working on it and is yet to be finalised, see 15th Dec update
( See this answer for reasons )
- You can follow Google Plus Xposed to monitor
answered Jan 26, 2017 at 9:29
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Thanks for the this confirmation. I was just wondering that it has been two months now, it should have been out by now. Commented Jan 26, 2017 at 9:42
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That's why added the last point to monitor progress. If the answer helps you, you can accept the answer by pressing the green tick arrow left of answer Commented Jan 26, 2017 at 9:48
This answer is discontinued. Please move to here
Xposed for Oreo is unavailable by far because O is ... too new
An unofficial build of Xposed Framework is available from XDA. I have tested it with my OnePlus 5 and it worked perfectly.
The XDA newsfeed article is here and the thread is above.
Important Notice
If you are using your stock ROM, make sure your/datapartition is decrypted. If it's encrypted, you may have to format it. Be sure to back up your data carefully before proceeding. Also you should flash a "DM Verify and Forced Encryption Disabler" package.
Xposed for Nougat is still under development. However, I found a working Xposed for Android Nougat but it only works on ARM devices. I tried it on Lineage OS but it didn't work so I used an old CM14.1 based ROM and it worked for me. You can try it yourself.
