Version: 1.2
Compatible emulators: LDPlayer 3.XX, TGB (experimental, buggy)
An Xposed module that fakes some of your hardware information to provide a safer gaming experience. It worked well during the short testing phase, so I'm releasing it to the public.
As always, use at your own risk.
CHANGELOG
1.2
- Added compatibility with TGB (experimental, with manual hosts block)
- Automatic deletion of hardware_info file on boot (TGB)
- Fixed black/white screen when linking accounts to social media
1.1
- Added "winter" theme
- Added extra checks to ensure the module is working before launching the game
- Added "new identity" checkbox which allows you to create a new identity. Useful when your account got banned and you want to create a new one.
- Small UI improvements
1.0
- Initial release
GENERAL TUTORIAL
- Change the manufacturer to samsung and the model to GT-I9505 in the emulator settings. Reboot
- On TGB, please block the following hostnames in the hosts file on Windows (\system32\drivers\etc) folder
127.0.0.1 dlied1.qq.com
127.0.0.1 pingma.qq.com - On TGB, make sure the /system/bin/genyd file was deleted by Cerberus after applying the bypass. If not, delete it manually and reboot.
- Install a compatible Xposed version. (default installation, not via recovery) Reboot
- Install Cerberus
- Activate the module. Reboot
- Run Cerberus and press the bypass button. Give it root access.
- Once done, press the reboot button.
- To ensure that the module is working, please always run Cerberus before launching PUBG Mobile.
N.B.
Be aware, that you will lose your guest account after pressing the bypass button.
You are welcome to change the params inside the /data/data/uc.ciceron.cerberus/shared_prefs/phone.xml, for now they are generated randomly.
XPOSED VERSIONS
3.31 - (LDPlayer, Android 5 and up)
2.7 experimental - (TGB, Android 4)
