COPG v7.3.0 Changelog

Three new spoofs — a per-app sensor-roster spoof, a WebView canvas fingerprint spoof and a Pixel "Tensor" feature unlock — plus a new Hook Status page so you can see at a glance which spoofs are actually live on your device.*

Give each app its own sensor fingerprint. Anti-fraud and tracking SDKs hash your device's sensor list (accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer…) into a stable device ID — and if your build says one phone but the sensors say another, that mismatch flags you. COPG now rewrites each sensor's name and vendor with a per-app, stable-but-unique value, so the roster no longer matches your real hardware and two apps never see the same one. Resident hook → PRO, behind the use-at-your-own-risk gate, arm64/arm32; never for competitive games.

Break canvas fingerprinting in WebView apps. Websites and in-app browsers identify you by reading a hidden canvas element and hashing the pixels. The new Canvas Spoof toggle adds tiny, per-app, stable noise so every WebView-based app reads a different — but consistent — canvas fingerprint, including content loaded inside iframes. (WebGL is already covered by GPU spoof.) Resident hook → PRO, risk-gated.

Unlock Pixel "Tensor" AI features in Google apps. A new per-app Tensor Feature Targets toggle makes chosen apps see the Google Tensor system features, exactly as on a real Pixel — so Google apps expose their Tensor-gated AI and exclusive functionality. It runs out-of-process inside system_server, so nothing loads into the app and it's undetectable. PRO; lives under the System-Server Spoofs master switch — enable it and reboot to arm.

Kill-switch (fail-closed). A proxied app now stays locked to its proxy: if the proxy is unreachable, the app's traffic is blocked instead of silently leaking out over your real connection. No more accidental direct connections.
Works for app clones & second users. Per-app proxy routing now covers cloned / secondary-user copies of an app too, not just the main (owner) copy.

See which spoofs are actually working. A new Hook Status page (Settings) shows, device-wide, the spoof values COPG has served recently — model, CPU, ANDROID_ID, sensors, carrier and more — with which app and when. A quick, honest check that your spoofs are live instead of guessing. Shows spoofed values only.

Select & delete many packages at once. Long-press a package in the Library to enter multi-select, tick several, and remove them in one go.
Send your device code without the clipboard. The License screen can now hand off your device code by Share, save it to a file, or show it as a QR code — easier when messaging it to get a license.
Cleaner install screen. The flashing checklist (root, Zygisk, Android, controller) is realigned and easier to read.

CPU spoof: fixed an empty /proc/cpuinfo. On some ROMs the mounted CPU profile could come back blank (wrong SELinux label); it's now relabelled before every bind so the fake CPU always reads correctly.
Device cards showed codenames. Saved devices again show their friendly name (e.g. "Pixel 8 Pro") instead of the internal codename.
App-clone icons & names. More reliable real icons and per-clone names for cloned/secondary-user apps, including adaptive icons.

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