Isis wallet picks up root with rootcloak plus & xposed also any fix ?

Roefastford said:

Yes I tried it many ways including clearing cashe and data on the isis app. I read on line someone said that it stopped working for them too with the last isis app update, so maybe the isis update on their app has a way around rootcloak & rootcloak plus.

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Roefastford said:

I"am on viperone 1.8 I have tried this on 2 different verizon m8 phones, also tried on 100% stock rom, also on cleanrom and on tranquil m8 also. What version number of isis are you on ? I think the new isis app update could be the problem. I have isis # 2.02.00-build. 12.2 uploaded on July 10, 2014

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Roefastford said:

shortstuff_mt said:

I'm not sure what to tell you. I'm also running 2.02.00-build.12.2. I know I set up Xposed and RootCloak before launching ISIS. I wouldn't mess with the RootCloak settings. I just use it as-is without editing anything.[/QUOT

Was there any apps you added to the list other than the isis verizon activity one ?

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As I stated in the post you just quoted, I didn't add any apps to the RootCloak app. I installed it, activated it, and re-booted. I'm not sure why you're digging up every post ever made about ISIS to ask this exact same question 5 different times. As you can see from the responses in those threads, RootCloak allows ISIS to work. As much as it may be a DB thing to say it's obvious that this is user error.

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Roefastford said:

shortstuff_mt said:

If you dont understand why I would post on other postings that others may be watching then I do not have the patience to explain it to you. I didnt asked to be bashed if you dont like it you know what you can do... I didnt ask for attitude and you seem to like to dish it out my guess is your the type that like to dish it out and put down others. Lets just say you know what you can do with your attitude...

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Yes, you're right. I was overly harsh in my post. That doesn't change the fact that the resolution to your problem in almost every thread you dug up is the same. When done properly the RootCloak Xposed module does allow ISIS to work.

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