Question 1

What is 'Ghost Protocol' and how does it protect me?

Accepted Answer

Ghost Protocol is EmuGuard's proprietary stealth engine that manages root access and system integrity. Unlike standard root hiding, it operates deeply within the emulator environment to mask sensitive system calls and root indicators, making the emulator appear as a stock, unrooted Android device to apps.

Question 2

Does EmuGuard prevent DNS leaks?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EmuGuard's proxy architecture forces all DNS resolution through the assigned proxy tunnel using a custom sidecar process. This strict Anti-DNS Leak protection ensures your ISP identity and true location are never exposed to the apps you run.

Question 3

How does the device spoofing ensure uniqueness?

Accepted Answer

EmuGuard generates mathematically valid device identifiers (IMEIs, MAC addresses, Android IDs) that pass Luhn algorithm validation and manufacturer standards. This allows each emulator instance to pass as a unique, physical Samsung, Pixel, or Xiaomi device.

Question 4

Can I assign different proxies to different instances?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. EmuGuard is built for multi-accounting. You can assign a unique HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy to each individual emulator instance. The system guarantees complete network isolation, meaning data from one instance never bleeds into another.

Question 5

What emulators are currently supported?

Accepted Answer

EmuGuard is optimized for Nox Player, offering deep integration for performance and automation. We are actively developing support for LDPlayer 9, which will be released in an upcoming update.

Question 6

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We prioritize privacy and accept major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and USDT (TRC20) via secure processing.