The issue described pertains to the limitations of GrapheneOS in allowing dynamic code loading (DCL) via memory, which is a requirement for the parasitic launcher and other modules that operate within the System, SystemUI, or Android scope. This restriction prevents these modules from functioning correctly, potentially causing a bootloop upon restart. GrapheneOS is not planning to alter this restriction in the near future, which confines the use of Xposed modules to those that do not interact with system apps or do not rely on memory-based DCL. To address this, LSPosed requires a custom implementation that can bypass the DCL via memory restrictions in GrapheneOS. This would not only facilitate LSPosed's functionality but also support a wide range of other modules that depend on system apps for their operation. The need for such a solution is critical for maintaining the functionality and flexibility of Xposed modules on GrapheneOS.