Bipan Magisk Module: Block App Fingerprinting & Tracking

Bipan is an advanced anti-fingerprinting sandbox for Android devices that operates on a per-app basis. It applies runtime patches to specific apps, preventing them from accessing sensitive device identifiers, sensor data, and network details to protect user privacy against aggressive behavioral tracking.

I tested Bipan using its companion Grunfeld app and immediately noticed how aggressively it blocks apps from scanning my local network or reading my real device model. You can finally bypass those frustrating app blocks caused by enabled developer settings while keeping your physical sensor data completely hidden from trackers.

Core Features

• Device Identity Spoofing: Instead of handing over your real phone model, brand, or fingerprint build, the module feeds fake data to stop hardware-based tracking in its tracks.
• Aggressive Sensor Blinding: Stops background services from mapping your accelerometer or proximity sensors, preventing them from guessing your physical movements and habits.
• Unrestricted Screen Capture: Bypasses built-in Android restrictions that black out screen recordings or block screenshots inside apps deemed sensitive by developers.
• Root & Sideload Hiding: Tricks targeted applications into thinking they were downloaded directly from the Play Store while simultaneously masking your root binaries.

Support & Requirements

• Android Version: Android 11 and newer
• Root Requirement: Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch

How to Install

1. Download the latest Bipan release .zip file from the official repository.
2. Open your preferred root manager and navigate to the Modules tab.
3. Select "Install from storage," choose the downloaded file, and reboot your device once the flash finishes.