Where Does LSPosed Store Modules and Logs?
LSPosed keeps its framework data in /data/adb/lspd on rooted Android, with module files inside each module's own app data.
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LSPosed runs as a Zygisk or Riru module, so its core files sit in the shared modules space on the device rather than in an app folder you can browse. The manager app is only the control panel.
Module APKs and their settings live a level down. Each module is an ordinary app with its own scoped storage, while the framework logs go to the shared space. Reading any of it needs root or ADB shell with privileges.
Where LSPosed stores this, by platform
/data/adb/lspd
Framework home: config, logs and per module hook state. The manager app reads and writes here, which is why it needs root. Back it up from recovery or a root shell before major framework updates.
Frequently asked questions
where are lsposed module settings stored
Inside each module app's own private data, the same as any Android app. Clearing a module's app data resets its options without touching the LSPosed framework.
how do i back up lsposed before updating
Copy /data/adb/lspd with a root file manager or ADB pull, and note which modules are enabled in the manager. Restoring means putting the folder back and rebooting twice.
why is there no lsposed folder on my sdcard
There never is one. LSPosed works in /data/adb, which file managers cannot see without root. If you can browse it, root works; if not, that is expected.
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