The Disable Low RAM Flag is a Magisk module designed for Android Go devices. It uses the resetprop tool to change the system's ro.config.low_ram property to false. This effectively unlocks standard Android features, like screen overlays, normally restricted on phones with less than 2GB of memory.

I loaded this onto an old backup device, and it instantly brought back the "Display over other apps" permission so I could actually use Messenger chat heads and basic screen recorders. Under the hood, it just pushes a quick systemless command during boot to trick Android into thinking it has standard memory capacity, completely bypassing those frustrating "Feature not available" warnings.

Core Features

Bypasses Android Go limitations by securely modifying the vendor/build.prop file without touching the system partition.
Full feature access for previously locked functions, letting you run floating windows and custom UI tweaks.
No more annoying system pop-ups telling you a setting is turned off to prevent your phone from slowing down.
Extremely lightweight script relying strictly on Magisk's native resetprop binary.

Support & Requirements

Root Type: Magisk (v20.4 or higher)
Supported OS: Any rooted Android Go device

How to Install

Open the Magisk app and tap on the Modules menu at the bottom.
Select Install from storage and pick the downloaded Disable Low RAM .zip file.
Wait for the flashing process to finish, then tap Reboot.