Carry out surgical strikes against MIUI. This module is committed to remove the limitations of MIUI, allowing you to enter the God mode of MIUI.
Disable MIUI integrity check during boot to prevent boot-loop, so that you can safely force delete System Updater and other system apps.
Remove limit for disabling some packages and prevent some packages from re-enabling during reboot.(For some ultra-sticky system apps we have to reboot after disabling them to take effect)
Prevent MI Market from hijacking Google Play on MIUI China ROMs. Thanks to & for the inspiration from: 跟悟空扯关系@CoolApk 去除MIUI强制调用小米应用商店（非改build）、ccat3z@github 我不要小米应用市场
Remove limit for third-party launchers on MIUI China ROMs. Thanks to & for the inspiration from: tianma8023@github FuckMiui
Allow users to use Security - Manage apps to disable system apps.
Remove limit for installing system apps from unofficial channels on MIUI China ROMs.
Install and enable this Xposed module, then reboot.
Freely disable the packages which you don't need. (These packages will be keep disabled after updating system)
To remove system apps, use MIUI Anesthetist Helper Magisk module(hereinafter referred to as "helper module") in release, and Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode(hereinafter referred to as "mm") is also needed. (These packages will be kept removed after updating system)
Modify install.sh file in helper module: add the directory paths which the apps you want to remove are located in to REPLACE="", one path per line, there is a good example in a couple of lines above in this file. Once finished, you can add it to Magisk Manager or install it in recovery mode.
This helper module only removes MiuiSuperMarket by default, it's useless for MIUI global edition users, so remove that line.
You may share your modified and tested helper modules with you friends. :)
Learn more: Magisk guides
The toolchain is as: Magisk -> (Riru-Core) -> (Riru-Ed)Xposed -> MIUI Anesthetist
You should flash Magisk immediately as soon as you update system in recovery mode to ensure the toolchain is working.
If this module is disabled by accident, its magic will disappear and then your phone may boot-loop. (See RESCUE)
The case can be:
①This Xposed module is disabled
②Xposed framework is disabled
③Magisk which Xposed relies on is disabled
④After reinstalling or updating this Xposed module, Xposed installer doesn't detect its update.(You have to disable it and then re-enable it manually in Xposed module list)
Some system apps are Android core programs, they should never be disabled or removed. If you have no idea about a system app, you should Google it first and think twice.
If you have disabled some system apps, remove or rename /data/system/users/0/package-restrictions.xml file to reset disabling app settings.
If you have removed some system apps, disable the helper module using mm to recover all system apps. BTW, you'd better read its README to know its usage early.
If you have really removed some system app files from ROM, flash ROM (NOT need to wipe /data).
Advanced:
①In /data/system/users/0/package-restrictions.xml file, the enabled attribute determines if a package is disabled. enabled=3 means it is disabled, and remove enabled=3 to enable it.
②Magisk determines if a Magisk module is enabled by looking for /data/adb/modules/<module-id>/disable file. If it exists, it means the module is disabled.(Some old versions don't support this)
③(Ed)Xposed's config file is /data/user_de/0/<(Ed)Xposed-installer(manager)-package-name>/conf/modules.list file, its format is Xposed module apk files' absolute paths, one path per line, like /data/app/<Xposed-module-package-name>-<random-string>/base.apk
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