thanks for the explanation, and forgot to ask, what is the benefit of passing safetynet?Nice title xD
Glad you took the time to fix this properly, I didn't want to spend anymore time and support it since I have moved on from Xposed and hope to never use it again (hello performance, I've missed you!)
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Magisk is a platform for modifying the firmware "systemlessly". Xposed is a platform for modifying Dalvik code at runtime.
Magisk allows Safetynet to pass. Having Xposed will always break Safetynet. But Magisk itself does not allow runtime dalvik patching.
Magisk and Xposed are not related. One does not replace the other, they have a different scope. If you just do some basic research and read about what Magisk and Xposed actually do then the difference is pretty straight forward.
and why do u think xposed have bad impact on performance? what modules u used?
Sorry I love to ask things