HyperOS Accessibility Fix Magisk Module: Stop Random App Kills

The HyperOS Accessibility Fix is a root module designed to prevent Xiaomi's HyperOS from randomly disabling background accessibility services. It utilizes a lightweight background script to continuously monitor system logs and instantly restore any accessibility permissions that the OS attempts to silently revoke.

I installed this module because it finally stops the system from aggressively breaking apps that rely on accessibility access. It quietly tracks your active services in a local text file and actively defends them from memory sweeps, keeping gesture trackers and automation apps running correctly all day.

Core Features

• Constant log monitoring: A small background script watches for system state changes without draining your daily battery life.
• Smart watchlist updates: The module knows when you manually alter settings and automatically records your exact choices.
• High memory priority: It manipulates Android's OOM scores to prevent the device from killing the background monitor during heavy RAM usage.
• Zero extra frameworks: You bypass the need for Zygisk or Xposed entirely, keeping your root environment clean and stable.

Support & Requirements

• Supported OS: HyperOS 1.0 and above (or any Android 14+ system)
• Root Type: Magisk v28.0+ or KernelSU v1.0.2+

How to Install

1. Download the latest hyperos-accessibility-fix.zip file directly to your internal storage.
2. Open your Magisk or KernelSU app and navigate to the Modules section.
3. Tap "Install from storage," select the downloaded file, and reboot your phone once the flashing finishes.