What is proxma-patches?

Proxma Patches is a bundle of modification patches for a handful of Android apps, meant to be applied through a tool called Morphe Manager. The apps covered include My Telenor, Investify, Simosa (used by the Jazz mobile network), MTProxy, MyZong (used by the Zong mobile network), and NetMonster. Each patch targets one specific version of one specific app, so it only works if your installed app matches the version listed in the README. To use it, you install Morphe Manager, add this project as a patch source using a provided link, then pick an app, choose which patches you want applied, and install the patched result. The patches themselves fall into a few repeating categories across the different apps. Several remove advertising, either by disabling ad SDKs like Google Ad Manager, AdMob, or AppLovin, or by forcing an app's internal premium or no-ads flag to report true without any purchase. Others block tracking and analytics tools such as Firebase, Facebook, Mixpanel, AppsFlyer, and TikTok's SDK, so the modified app stops sending usage data while keeping features like push notifications working. A third category disables security checks that some of these apps use to detect rooted phones, emulators, or repackaged app files, since patched apps are technically modified and would normally be blocked or shut down by these checks. One patch unlocks a daily reward in MyZong without watching the required ad, and another unlocks paid premium features in NetMonster, such as more detailed location calculation, without a subscription. The project is written in Kotlin and structured as a set of individual, well documented patches rather than one combined program, with a table for each app listing supported versions and a short explanation of what each patch changes under the hood.