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ImageCopyHide

V1.0guide

Automatically copy and hide files from /sdcard/DCIM/Camera to /sdcard/wot/cptp (magisk module)

★2 stars
•Security & Certificates•by cookieof•GPL-3.0•Updated May 24, 2025
Platforms:
✓ Magisk

Overview

Whether you are securing evidentiary photos against accidental deletion, maintaining immediate offline redundant backups, or archiving media captured on rooted Android devices, having an automated background file copier is a reliable safeguard.

Created by cookieof, ImageCopyHide is a systemless Magisk service that monitors the default Android camera storage directory (/sdcard/DCIM/Camera) and copies new files into a dedicated target destination (/sdcard/wot/cptp).

Configuration: cptp_config

ImageCopyHide is managed via a simple configuration file placed in internal storage at /sdcard/wot/cptp_config:

# /sdcard/wot/cptp_config
ENABLED=1
INTERVAL=45
  • ENABLED: Set to 1 to activate the automated copying loop; set to 0 to pause all background operations.
  • INTERVAL: Specifies the polling cycle frequency in seconds (default is 45 seconds). Lower intervals provide faster replication at the expense of slight storage polling, while higher values conserve battery during idle periods.

Installation

  1. Download the latest ImageCopyHide-v*.zip from GitHub releases.
  2. Flash the module in Magisk Manager.
  3. Reboot your Android device.
  4. The service will automatically create the /sdcard/wot/ directory structure and default configuration on first boot.