In the past, when rooting was considered an absolute necessity and Magisk hadn’t made its presence known, the Xposed Framework was the one-stop point for all mods and tweaking needs of Samsung users.
There was a wide variety of mods and tweaks and it managed to checkmark all the prerequisites. Eventually, the OEMs themselves started to incorporate most of these functionalities onto their OS skins. Even then, there are many tweaks that continue to attract tech enthusiasts to the LSPosed Xposed Framework.
If you happen to be in the same category, then this guide will be of great help to you. In this guide, you will get to know how to install LSPosed Xposed Framework on your Samsung Galaxy S23 Series device.
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How to install LSPosed Xposed Framework on your Samsung Galaxy S23 Series device
Step 1: Root your device
First, you need to root your smartphone via Magisk. Rooting your device will be mandatory if you want to root your Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Guide: How to Root Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra using Magisk
Step 2: Enable Zygisk
- You need to launch the Magisk app and then tap on the Settings icon at the top right
- Now, enable the toggle beside Zygisk and then restart your smartphone
- Launch Magisk and then ensure it says YES next to Zygisk
Step 3: Download Zygisk LSPosed Xposed Framework
- Now, you need to look for the Zygisk LSPosed Xposed Framework for your smartphone by heading over to GitHub
- You need to scroll down to the Assets section and download the file with “zygisk” in its name
Step 4: Install LSPosed Xposed Framework on your device
- Launch Magisk and head over to the Modules section before tapping on Install from Storage
- Then, you should choose the LSPosed module and it’ll get flashed
- Once that is done, press Reboot
- Your smartphone will restart with the LSPosed Framework installed in the backend
- Now, install the framework in the front end too
- After that, you’ll need to find the LSPosed ZIP file and then extract the manager.apk file
- Launch it and then proceed by following the on-screen instructions to install the LSPosed app
- Once it is done, you will be able to manage Xposed and its modules from the app itself
So that’s it for the guide. If you have any question or suggestion regarding this guide, feel free to leave them in the comment section down below.
