Virtual Master - Android Clone

VM Space Tech

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About this app

Virtual Master runs another Android System on your device, based on our Android on Android Virtualization Technology.

With Virtual Master, you can have another Android System running on your device, isolated from the Android System of your device.
The new Android System is equivalent to a Parallel Space, or a Virtual Phone, similar to a Cloud Phone, but runs locally.
In the new Android System, you can install its own Apps, arrange its own Launcher, set its own Wallpaper, and customize it as your needs.
You can run multiple Android Systems in Virtual Master, One for Work, One for Game, One for Privacy, and enjoy more fun on one device.

It's an Android Virtual Machine, just like your another phone!

1. Play with multiple Social or Game Accounts at the same time
Games and Apps are cloned after being imported into Virtual Master.
We support almost all Social Apps and Games, you can sign in to multiple accounts at the same time on one device and switch between them freely.

2. Run multiple Apps or Games at the same time
We support background running, that means the Apps and Games can keep running when in background.
So, for example, you can run a game in Virtual Master, but watch a video on your device at the same time.
Just like bringing the emulators such as Bluestacks and Nox to your device.

3. Support Vulkan
We support Vulkan in the Virtual Android System, so you can run many high-end games smoothly in Virtual Master.

4. Protect your Privacy
When Apps and Games run in the Virtual Android System, they can not get any information about your device, like contacts, sms, device id, etc.
So, you can run any Apps or Games in it without worrying about leaking your privacy. It can be used as your Privacy Sandbox.

FAQ from the developer:

1. How much disk space does Virtual Master need?
Virtual Master runs a whole android 7.1.2 system. It needs to download about 300MB system image and requires about 1.6GB disk space to run. It will use more disk space if apps are installed or upgraded in the VM.

2. How long does it take for the Virtual Master to boot?
For the first time you run it, it will take 1 ~ 2 minutes, because we need some time to install the android image on device. After that, it will take only 4 ~ 10 seconds. The exact time depends on the performance of your device and the load at that time.

3. Can Virtual Master be installed in multi-user?
Virtual Master MUST BE installed in the device owner or administrator now.

4. What to do if Virtual Master can't boot?
In most cases, some system file is damaged. Please ensure you have enough disk space, kill the app and reboot. If rebooting doesn't work, you can try the 'Repair VM' in VM Settings. Finally, you can try uninstalling and reinstalling.

Ratings and reviews

I don't like the fact that it requires developer options to operate on my phone, but I guess that's just how it is, and as far as I can tell, nothing malicious is being done. The app itself is awesome. I use it mostly for security testing. You can use it in conjunction with a firewall and see exactly what, and where, traffic is coming from without compromising the security of your device (as much). It's also really useful for third party APKs that may not be entirely trusted. Great job Devs!

It works well when you first set up a VM. Once you close that, it's extremely temperamental and often fails to start up. When the repair and restore don't work, your only option is to delete and start over, which really sucks. Would be great with some stability fixes. As is, it's just OK.

Pros: It works in Android 12/13. Option for Google. Easy to root, just import Magisk or Superuser. Game Guardian works. Con: Can't use Titanium or Lucky Patcher. OS failed to boot every once in a while and had to be resetted. App update removes my custom files. Switching out of the app just for a few seconds usually closes the virtual Android already, super annoying. It's working on Pixel 8 (A14) last week, but not now.

What's new

1.Fixed an issue where system installation failed on some devices