android_virtual_cam VS Xposed-Disable-FLAG_SECURE

Thanks for your response. The real reason why I am trying to do this is just to play a funny video on Discord through my phone camera instead of the screenshare feature. After hours of googling, I found this Github page: "https://github.com/w2016561536/android_virtual_cam/blob/master/README_en.md" but I am stuck on the 1st step of the installation process: Step 1: Install this module and enable it in Xposed. In Lsposed and other frameworks that have a scope list, you need to choose the target app instead of the System Framework. Do you know what Xposed is? If so, how do I download it? Do I need to root my phone in order to download it?

VCAM: create a virtual camera interface on your phone and attach it to different apps

Try THIS, even works for banking apps, and no, you do Not have to be rooted to use it.

HERE

Try THIS, let's you take screenshots in any app that won't allow it.

Requires ROOT, but there are Xposed modules like (https://github.com/VarunS2002/Xposed-Disable-FLAG_SECURE) that do the exact opposite, by disabling the secure flag for all apps. So maybe there's also a module that can enable it 🤔

Use this with LSposed https://github.com/VarunS2002/Xposed-Disable-FLAG_SECURE

you can disable the restriction by a xposed module , to do so, it will remove screenshot restrictions but will not disable your drm, for that you will need another module, read the readme completely before flashing anything

Disable-FLAG_SECURE: enable screenshots, screen sharing and recording in apps that wouldn't allow it