Pixel Xpert, a popular module for enhancing device functionality on Pixel devices, has unfortunately become increasingly difficult to install on stock Pixel ROMs, particularly those with spoofed root hide mechanisms. This issue has been repeatedly reported to the developers, but unfortunately, the response has been met with dismissiveness and negativity.

The experience of many users, myself included, has been frustrating. Attempts to communicate issues and suggest solutions are often met with unhelpful comments, leading to bans from the development chat. Sadly, previously rejected suggestions often appear as the developer's own ideas months later. To add insult to injury, the Pixel Xpert app continues to utilize an icon designed by a former member of the development team who was also banned, despite their request for the icon to no longer be used. Further exacerbating the situation, a recent addition of a cumbersome device check has made the installation process even more complicated. This lack of responsiveness and unprofessional conduct has left many users feeling unheard and frustrated.

It is disheartening to see a once-promising project plagued by these issues. Ideally, the development team would prioritize user feedback, acknowledge the problems, and work towards solutions in a constructive manner. Until then, users seeking a seamless and respectful experience with module development may need to explore alternative options.

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