What HideMyAndroid is
HideMyAndroid is an LSPosed module for rooted Android 9 and newer. It runs each account in its own profile with its own app data, device identity, proxy, and location, so apps see a different device in each one.
It is built for multi-accounting: keeping several accounts on one physical phone without the platform linking them through shared device signals. It is not a cloud phone, not a VPN, and not an app cloner; it changes what the apps on your own device can see.
Key facts
- Runs on rooted Android 9.0+ (API level 28+) with LSPosed; Magisk is the recommended root method.
- The free plan includes 5 profiles and up to 20 profile creations per day.
- More than 30 configurable protection layers, from hidden device identifiers to spoofed GPS, timezone, and SIM data.
- Per-profile HTTP, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 proxy; on Premium, location, timezone, and locale are matched to the proxy.
- The Headless API (Premium, app 1.2.8 or newer) creates and activates profiles from ADB without opening the app.
- Current app version: 1.5.9. Support: [email protected] and the Telegram channel t.me/wowareofficial.
What it does
HideMyAndroid gives every account its own environment on one phone. A profile is the unit of that isolation, and you create one per account or campaign. When a profile is active, the apps you assigned to it run with:
- Separate app data. Each profile keeps its own accounts, cookies, and app context, so signing into a second account never touches the first.
- A separate device identity. Android ID, IMEI, serial number, and other hardware identifiers are randomized per profile, and Device Simulation makes the phone report itself as a different model.
- A separate network path. Each profile can use its own HTTP, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 proxy, and the module hides the VPN state from the apps in that profile, with the active proxy connection hidden on Premium.
- A matching location. On Premium, GPS coordinates, timezone, and locale can follow the proxyโs geolocation, or a custom location you set yourself with no proxy at all, so the environment stays consistent.
- Backup and restore. Profiles and their app data can be backed up and restored later, which matters because activating a new profile wipes app data.
- Automation. Premium users can drive all of this from ADB through the Headless API, built for running many devices without touching the app UI.
The full list of protection layers is in the Features section of the home page.
What you need
You need a rooted Android 9.0 or newer device with LSPosed running; nothing else is required to start. Root is what lets the module hook system services, and LSPosed is the framework that loads it. Magisk is the recommended way to root. After installing the APK you enable the module in LSPosed Manager, pick the apps it should hook, reboot, sign in, and create your first profile. The installation guide covers each step with screenshots.
HideMyAndroid does not run on unrooted phones or on iOS.
Free vs Premium
The free plan is a real plan, not a trial: 5 profiles, core protection, and backup and restore. Premium removes the profile limit and unlocks full identifier hiding, root, LSPosed, and active-proxy hiding, geo-matched location, SIM and mobile number spoofing, browser fingerprinting, and the Headless API. The pricing article lists the current plans and what each one includes.
Where to get it
Download the APK with the Download button, which always serves the latest build from the app portal at app.hidemyandroid.com. Accounts, licenses, and purchases live inside the app. For support, email [email protected] or join the official Telegram channel at t.me/wowareofficial.
What it does not promise
No tool can guarantee zero detection forever. HideMyAndroid reduces risk by isolating profiles, spoofing consistent device signals, and aligning proxy and location settings so there are no obvious mismatches, but platforms keep changing their checks. Under the Terms of Service, users remain solely responsible for ensuring their use of the Service complies with all applicable laws in their jurisdiction, and you should read the rules of any platform before running several accounts on it.
Next steps
- Read who HideMyAndroid is for to see whether your workflow matches.
- Compare plans in the pricing article.
- Follow the installation guide to set up your first profile.