I installed Snapchat earlier. I was able to register and use it too. I tried to remove some rights from the app with XPrivacy, which I reversed. Since something didn’t work on Snapchat, I reinstalled it (in retrospect, that was probably a big mistake on my part).
When I try to log in, I get an error message that this is not possible at the moment and that I should try again later. I have already tried to “hide” my root with RootCloak, unfortunately without success, even after reinstalling and deleting the data from Snapchat several times. However, the login works on the iPad.
The app supposedly checks when logging in whether Xposed is on the device.
According to the Internet, a proposed solution would be to deactivate and uninstall all Xposed modules, then delete the Xposed installer and flash the Xposed Uninstaller ZIP in the recovery, then install Snapchat, log in and then flash Xposed again.
My question now is whether there is a way to use Snapchat again without having to delete my Xposed and reinstall it. About my device: OnePlus 2, rooted, OxygenOS 2.1.1, Android 5.1.1, SuperSU and Xposed available. (Xposed Framework v75)
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