Ha, that's first thing I checked. I did just turn off data saver, you never knowThe first step would be to make sure you have NFC turned on.
SuperSU and SafetyNet / Android Pay
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Pardon my slightly OT question. When SuperSU is Flashed, is a backup boot.img saved? If so, where? Thanks.
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Hi!
Please tell me what is checking basic integrity in SafetyNet attest app? I have one xposed module that gives CTS profile match as true but basic integrity is still false. Finally it gives me test as positive but it's still not enough for some apps. I have custom rom and normally rooted with SuperSU. Thx
Please tell me what is checking basic integrity in SafetyNet attest app? I have one xposed module that gives CTS profile match as true but basic integrity is still false. Finally it gives me test as positive but it's still not enough for some apps. I have custom rom and normally rooted with SuperSU. Thx
super su and pokemon go
hello xda i have only need help for one thing
i have android 4.4 rooted with su and i want to play pokemon go
can anyone help me please?
do i need to swicth su to magisk? if yes how?
(is magisk even compatible with android 4.4?)
or another way...
if i remove the root and can i play pokemon go?
if i remove root and unistall su can i root and install su back again? if yes how?
Thanks
hello xda i have only need help for one thing
i have android 4.4 rooted with su and i want to play pokemon go
can anyone help me please?
do i need to swicth su to magisk? if yes how?
(is magisk even compatible with android 4.4?)
or another way...
if i remove the root and can i play pokemon go?
if i remove root and unistall su can i root and install su back again? if yes how?
Thanks
If you just wanna spoof without root move now the spoofing app to /system and flash this on TWRP : https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63615067&postcount=2459 Then safetynet should pass
^^^ Why oh why are you replying to a 2 year old post. On a Thread about a practically dead app?
I still have SuperSu on a very old phone that I still play around with sometimes.
Magisk is pretty much the gold standard nowdays I think. Passes safetynet pretty handily and allows for most anything SuperSu provides/provided. Never could get the hang of edXposed or whatever it's called, so pretty much abandoned the thought of resuming old Xposed ways and habits.
Magisk is pretty much the gold standard nowdays I think. Passes safetynet pretty handily and allows for most anything SuperSu provides/provided. Never could get the hang of edXposed or whatever it's called, so pretty much abandoned the thought of resuming old Xposed ways and habits.
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54This is the place to discuss anything and everything related to SuperSU and SafetyNet / Android Pay.
To clarify, I am not currently actively doing any development on having SuperSU pass SafetyNet detection, or having Android Pay work; the same way I put no effort into beating other root detection methods such as various enterprise security tools.
In case any SuperSU-rooted device passes SafetyNet, that is a bug in SafetyNet, not a feature of SuperSU.
While I may not agree with Google's stance, I'm not about to go messing with payment systems. Is it possible though? Probably yes.
This thread has been created because you guys simply cannot stop talking about this, so these posts can now go here, where I don't ever have to see them.33
I think there is a bit of confusion going on here. Let me explain this one more time.
(1) Being able to change things on /system is completely unrelated to having a system-based root or a system-less root. System-less root does not prevent you from making any changes to /system you want. The root itself just doesn't make any changes to your /system. It is true that on some devices modifying /system doesn't work right even with root, but this is not due to root itself or how/where it is installed, these are two separate issues.
(2) On 6.x, even with a system-based root, you still need a patched (custom) boot image (kernel). If you don't want the system-less root because you don't want to need a patched kernel, installing root to /system isn't going to solve that problem for you.
(3) Root on /system still works if installed that way, it just isn't installed that way by default. I'm keeping it available in case the exploiters need it to root locked bootloader devices. I have no idea how they would do this, but I'd rather not limit them at this point.
(4) I will provide a solution to increase compatibility with old apps by doing something with /system/xbin/su, for 2.62.
Aside from point (4), there are no benefits that I can see to using a /system based root over the system-less variant. Please, try to explain to me why you think you need it. What benefit will it bring you? Because none of the points raised in the quoted posts above (again, aside from 4) actually work the way it appears you think it does.29
The upcoming 2.62 will wipe 2.52, but if you want easy OTA in the future, reflashing stock /system is advised (and the only 'supported' upgrade path)
You think wrong.
Don't project your own preferred way of working on a few dozen million users, you will come up short.
2.62 will have a possible work-around for your problem. When it's out (probably some time today), try again, and let me know if the issue was fixed.
The "Full Unroot" option in SuperSU settings will automatically reflash boot. And there's more stuff coming to make OTAs easier. Surprise, not everything can be done in one day. And again, systemless root does not prevent you from modifying system.
Actually it should have removed the old ones automatically. I changed the script from uncompressed backups to compressed backups at some point and forgot to fix up the cleanup part as well. This will be fixed in 2.62. You can figure out which one is the current correct backup by looking at the end of /init.rc, or when 2.62 is out, flash back stock boot image before applying the new ZIP, and the old ones will be removed automatically.
Exactly this.
Root Explorer, like many other apps, will need to be updated.
It's weird how everyone expects everything to just work perfectly out of the box every major Android update even though they change half the system around.14
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