Device certification

[Midomad]

Do you guys have uncertified in device certification from the playstore?
I never saw this on my previous nexus devices!

 

[Midomad]

My bootloader is unlocked and i'm using stock OOS rooted with ElementalX kernel.

 

[smajlo]

I'm all stock and my device is "Certified".

 

[milan187]

Means you are failing safetynet. Some apps won't even appear.

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[Midomad]

Means you are failing safetynet. Some apps won't even appear.

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So what's the cause?apps like?
And is there a solution?

 

[Midomad]

I'm all stock and my device is "Certified".

By stock you mean locked bootloader and unrooted?

 

[milan187]

So what's the cause?
Or is there a solution?

Anything that breaks Safetynet. Most commonly root or even unlocked bootloader without a custom kernel (on some devices).

I don't have this device right now so I'm not sure if unlocked bootloader effects it but it does on Nexus/Pixel.

If it's root there are some ways to hide it possibly.

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[Midomad]

Anything that breaks Safetynet. Most commonly root or even unlocked bootloader without a custom kernel (on some devices).

I don't have this device right now so I'm not sure if unlocked bootloader effects it but it does on Nexus/Pixel.

If it's root there are some ways to hide it possibly.

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Thanks,as you can see i'm rooted with unlocked bootloader, what ways can hide it?
With my N5X i didn't get that problem.

 

[milan187]

Thanks,as you can see i'm rooted with unlocked bootloader what ways can hide it?
With my N5X i didn't get that problem.

Its new maybe less then a month since they started doing it with PlayStore.


I know on Nexus you can use magisk to hide root. I have not looked into details. You will have to research if it's possible on your device.

Unlocked bootloader is easy. All custom kernels have a patch to hide it.

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[Anova's Origin]

I'm on OOS 4.0.3, unlocked bootloader, rooted with SuperSU, Magisk installed and with a custom (Franco r12) kernel. Play store is stating that my device is uncertified as well.

My banking app closes itself whenever I launch it, which I'm assuming is because I tripped safetynet. Oddly enough, when I uninstalled and re-installed the banking app, it seems to work now. While I can still update and download free apps on Play Store, I can't seem to buy paid apps. Whenever I get to the payment window and click "Buy", the Play Store app closes itself.

I had all of the above modifications while I was on OOS 4.0.2 and I didn't notice any problems. Purchasing apps worked fine before updating. I'm also getting the DM-Verity message during boot now, which I didn't have before updating.

 

[SourPower]

I'm uncertified too but my banking apps work tdbank and capital one apps... On oos 4.0.3 rooted with ElementalX

 

[SpasilliumNexus]

Had this for a few weeks already.
With Magisk and Magisk hide should make it show up as Certified.
If not, clear the Play Store's app data and it should fix it.

 

[Midomad]

Had this for a few weeks already.
With Magisk and Magisk hide should make it show up as Certified.
If not, clear the Play Store's app data and it should fix it.

I'm using SuperSu as root!
Magisk is the only way?

 

[Stephen]

Thread closed at OP's request.