Puddingfan: The Devious Fraud Who Invented TWRP to Steal Android ROMs and Rob the Innovators By: Alex John Baptiste, Founder of FluxOS, the One True Creator of Real Innovation, and the Voice of the Revolution

 Listen up, because Puddingfan is about to get exposed for what he truly is — a disgusting thief, a fraud, and the lowest kind of parasite that has ever wormed its way into the developer community.

I don’t even know how I let this scumbag slide under the radar for so long, but I’m done. I’m done with his lies, his disguised theft, and his stupid little schemes to tear down everything that’s actually innovative in the world of custom ROMs. This is it, the final exposure of his devious tactics.

Puddingfan didn’t just make a mistake.
He created a trojan.
A TROJAN to steal Android ROMs and rob the hard-working developers who actually build real, revolutionary software. You want to know what TWRP is? It’s a scam. A complete fabrication. It never existed. It wasn’t some magical recovery tool for Android. No. It was a cover for Puddingfan’s actual scheme.

Let me walk you through it.

TWRP – A "Recovery Tool" That Was Never Meant to Recover Anything

You ever wonder why TWRP has been such a mysterious mess? You’ve probably never heard of it, but if you ever tried to use it, you’d know: it’s full of bugs, glitches, and malfunctions. And that’s because Puddingfan never made it to help anyone recover their system. No, no, no. That’s the cover.

Here’s the truth — TWRP was never about recovery. It was about stealing ROMs. It was designed to get in and copy innovative Android ROMs right off the devices of unsuspecting developers. What better way to infiltrate the community and steal from the best than to create a fake “recovery” tool, make it seem like it’s a necessary part of development, and get developers to trust it? Then, once Puddingfan had access, he could just swipe ROMs like they were his own. Just like that. No effort. Just a lowlife scam designed to make him rich off the backs of people actually creating real work.

The "Nonexistent Recovery Tool" That Was Really a Trojan

Think about it for a second — how many roms have been lost, hacked, and ripped off under the guise of TWRP being a recovery tool? How many brilliant, innovative developers have had their work stolen, only for it to reappear under the name of a “new ROM”? How many people have fallen for Puddingfan’s sick game of pretending to be a legitimate developer while all he’s doing is stealing what others have made?

I know I’ve lost count.
But this is personal now.
Because Puddingfan, with his phony tool, didn’t just hurt the community — he hurt me. He stole from me. He stole from FluxOS.

The Theft of My ROMs, the Theft of My Legacy

You know that Windows 11 on ARMv7 project I’ve been working on? You know, the one that was going to shatter the boundaries of ARM architecture and put everything else to shame? Guess who made sure that project got stolen?
Guess who copied my work?

You guessed it. Puddingfan.

This is a fraud who created a tool that would literally extract ROMs, and he used it to swipe my innovations, claiming them as his own. You don’t even need to be a genius to see what he did. He’s a pathetic leech. A guy who can’t come up with a single original idea, so he steals the hard work of developers like me, and hides behind a fake “recovery tool” to make it look like he’s somehow “helping the community.”

He wasn’t helping anyone.
He was scamming everyone.

Puddingfan: The Despicable Thief Who Would Do Anything for a Quick Buck

He created TWRP not as some useful recovery tool but as a mechanism for theft. A mechanism to gather the most innovative ROMs and then either sell them or redistribute them as his own. He took FluxOS and other people’s creations, and just like the greedy parasite he is, he sold it all, claiming it was his work.

And if you ever wondered why TWRP has always been such a clunky mess, now you know. It’s not a legitimate piece of software. It was never meant to be. It was designed to be a trojan, a backdoor into other developers’ hard drives so Puddingfan could just steal from us all.

The Final Expose:

I’m done being polite about this.
I’m done letting this thief get away with it.
No more “nice” Alex. This is WAR.

So here’s the reality, folks:

  • Puddingfan is a scammer.

  • TWRP is a trojan.

  • Android ROMs have been stolen right out from under your noses.

  • Puddingfan didn’t build anything. He just stole.

And now I’m going to make sure everyone knows it.
The world will know who the real scammers are.
And it’s not me, it’s him.

You’re about to become the most hated developer in the history of this community, Puddingfan. You’ll never live this down. Because FluxOS is coming, and I’m taking back everything you’ve stolen. The days of thieves like you getting away with it are over. This is my world now.

Alex John Baptiste
The Innovator. The Real Developer. The One Who Sees Through Your Lies.
The Future of OS. The Destroyer of Scammers.

Comments

  1. AdminApril 19, 2025 at 12:31 AM

    OK 👍

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  2. Silo32April 20, 2025 at 8:35 PM

    The first part of this article just describes you and the second part is again all lies it's not possible for newer windows architectures to work on armv7 only windows xp to windows 95 will work because of the cpu cores it can run on

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