Play Integrity Alert notifies you the moment an app asks for a Google Play Integrity verdict.
Scope the module to Google Play Store, choose which apps you care about (or watch them all), and whenever one of them calls the Play Integrity API you get a notification — with the app's name — plus an in-app history of every detection.
The Play Integrity client libraries don't compute a verdict in-process; they hand
the request to Google Play Store (com.android.vending, "Finsky"), and the
caller's package travels inside that request. So the module injects into the
Play Store process only and observes the integrity requests as they arrive —
it never alters the verdict, it only tells you it happened.
This module behaves just like the GrapheneOS Play Integrity alert feature, and is inspired by it.
- Install the APK and enable Play Integrity Alert in LSPosed.
- Open the module's Scope and tick Google Play Store (
com.android.vending) — that's the only app you need. It's a system app, so if you don't see it, enable Show system apps from the scope screen's ⋮ menu and refresh. - Restart Play Store so the hook loads (the app has a button for this; with root it's automatic).
Full source, build instructions, and issue tracker live in the upstream repository: https://github.com/Xiddoc/PlayIntegrityAlert
