I know the standard InApp emulation hasn't touched Deezer in ages because of their server-side checks and the way their PlayerService validates tokens, but that's exactly why we're at the point of needing a dedicated custom patch. The free tier is basically unusable now—we're not just talking about ad banners you can block with a host file, we're talking about unskippable 30-second audio interstitials that kill the connection when you switch tracks and the app's aggressive flagging of "offline mode" even when you're just trying to queue a playlist. A proper custom patch targeting OfflineMixStorage.java or the StreamQualityEnforcer smali isn't about cheating the system for premium downloads; it's about making the app functional for people in regions with spotty coverage. If we can just circumvent the forced 'Audio Quality Toggle Lock' that keeps resetting to MP3 128kbps and spoof the 'Background Restriction Bypass' that force-closes the app when the screen locks on Android 14+, that’s a quality-of-life fix, not a piracy grab. It’s a matter of device control: a custom patch would let us actually use the local cache without the app treating us like criminals for not having an active data handshake 24/7