Privacy Kit Lite0.4.0

Set per-app Android ID, Advertising ID, Wi-Fi identifiers, basic telephony identifiers, and selected device identity fields through local runtime hooks, giving each chosen app the identity values you specify. Privacy Kit Lite is an open-source System Tools utility that applies these settings through an LSPosed-compatible framework. It offers three choices for supported identifiers: the device’s real value, a static value generated once, or a custom value entered manually.

Selections are made per app and handled by the supported framework, so different apps can receive different identifier values. Replacement is best-effort and does not isolate either an app or the device, making this a configuration layer rather than a containment tool. Profile data and configuration remain on the device and use LSPosed’s local sharing mechanism, with no remote service involved.

The app requests no INTERNET permission and includes no telemetry, analytics, advertisements, crash reporting, update checks, accounts, or remote configuration. It requires Android 8.0 or newer, an LSPosed-compatible framework, and a device architecture of arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, or x86. It suits people who want app-specific identity settings while keeping profiles and configuration local.

Version 0.4.0 removes profile modes along with per-launch and daily random identifier modes, concentrating the available choices on real, static generated-once, and custom values. The release also updates profile export and hook behavior for the simplified Lite scope.