[Module] fix Google play certification status on custom ROMs

[anupritaisno1]

Most of us here don't care that Google tells us our device is uncertified, blame it on the custom ROM, will ya?

However that isn't enough, many are ignoring the fact that while we have safetynet passing, Google play still sees our device as uncertified. This can create problems for safetynet bypass in the future and should be solved. Also, why did you pay for the device if you're going to live with uncertified? If the device shows up as uncertified in the play store, some apps may not work

Below is a magisk module that corrects this bug
It may also fix an issue for some users who are simply not able to bypass safetynet after repeated attempts

After flashing this module, check your play store. It will show Device certification true
If you're a ROM dev and want to include this patch in your ROM go here: https://github.com/anupritaisno1/an...mmit/b388c3b0265b0ab7697505d1ac618421654e46b1
Source code: https://github.com/anupritaisno1/op2_certification_bypass/commits/master
Before somebody argues that magiskhide works and fixes this issue, it doesn't

 

[anupritaisno1]

You can check the current certification in the play store setting

 

[DKnightX91]

Tested here and does change it to certified.

 

[NeoVsk]

Unfortunately not working here, using the newest OpenGapps and your ROM.

 

[Sam Nakamura]

Most of us here don't care that Google tells us our device is uncertified, blame it on the custom ROM, will ya?

Ahh, great just had a discussion about this exact issue, great to have this instantly solved, within 24 hours or so, lol Thanks for sharing

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[anupritaisno1]

Ahh, great just had a discussion about this exact issue, great to have this instantly solved, within 24 hours or so, lol Thanks for sharing

Sent from my OnePlus 2 using XDA Labs

Sorry not aware of any discussion on this issue. Moreover, I've been trying to fix it for a while and finally it works

 

[Sam Nakamura]

Sorry not aware of any discussion on this issue. Moreover, I've been trying to fix it for a while and finally it works

It was a private thing so don't worry..
Anyways, on first attempt flashing your module didn't show up any different but after clearing Playstore app data the "uncertified" notification is gone and it's now status certified.. Again, great & thanks

Sent from my OnePlus 2 using XDA Labs

 

[parasthakur37]

Not the correct place to post this, reported.

 

[anupritaisno1]

Not the correct place to post this, reported.

And why is that?

 

[Sam Nakamura]

Not the correct place to post this, reported.

LoL :laugh:
Please give us some insight on how you came to this "conclusion"?

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[Hubi97]

LoL :laugh:
Please give us some insight on how you came to this "conclusion"?

Working fine for me. Thanks for this module @anupritaisno1 and thanks for the hint on clearing play store app data Sam

 

[anupritaisno1]

Working fine for me. Thanks for this module and thanks for the hint on clearing play store app data Sam

I believe you mixed up the creators

 

[Hubi97]

I believe you mixed up the creators

Edited my post. Didn't mix you up. Just wrote it misunderstandable. Your work is appreciated but without Sam's hint it would have seemed to me that it doesn't work

 

[anupritaisno1]

Edited my post. Didn't mix you up. Just wrote it misunderstandable. Your work is appreciated but without Sam's hint it would have seemed to me that it doesn't work

Nah don't listen to anything I say unless it's about development. Anything else and I am mostly trolling

 

[Hubi97]

Nah don't listen to anything I say unless it's about development. Anything else and I am mostly trolling

Yeah ok, I noticed that you like trolling in other threads before but it seems I'm not talented enough to understand if you wrote something serious or not :laugh:

 

[Sam Nakamura]

After uninstalling, reinstalling the module, clearing Playstore data and lots of rebooting I can't get Playstore to display "certified" again, neither "uncertified", the category where Playstore used to display this vanished all together, no idea what's going on
I could get some magisk logs later if you want them...

Sent from my OnePlus 2 using XDA Labs

 

[anupritaisno1]

After uninstalling, reinstalling the module, clearing Playstore data and lots of rebooting I can't get Playstore to display "certified" again, neither "uncertified", the category where Playstore used to display this vanished all together, no idea what's going on
I could get some magisk logs later if you want them...

Sent from my OnePlus 2 using XDA Labs

Pretty normal. Just wait a bit

 

[Sam Nakamura]

Pretty normal. Just wait a bit

All right :laugh: probably the only thing I didn't.. lol
Last time it switched instantly,
that's why I was irritated

Edit: and another short unrelated question, where was your module "thermal throttle killer" posted, I got it of from someone's Dropbox but never saw a thread or anything related..

Sent from my OnePlus 2 using XDA Labs

 

[B!Gguy]

Most of us here don't care that Google tells us our device is uncertified, blame it on the custom ROM, will ya?

However that isn't enough, many are ignoring the fact that while we have safetynet passing, Google play still sees our device as uncertified. This can create problems for safetynet bypass in the future and should be solved. Also, why did you pay for the device if you're going to live with uncertified? If the device shows up as uncertified in the play store, some apps may not work

Below is a magisk module that corrects this bug
It may also fix an issue for some users who are simply not able to bypass safetynet after repeated attempts

After flashing this module, check your play store. It will show Device certification true
If you're a ROM dev and want to include this patch in your ROM go here: https://github.com/anupritaisno1/an...mmit/b388c3b0265b0ab7697505d1ac618421654e46b1
Source code: https://github.com/anupritaisno1/op2_certification_bypass/commits/master
Before somebody argues that magiskhide works and fixes this issue, it doesn't

Nice work using fake fingerprints. Magisk hide works here though.

 

[anupritaisno1]

Why the hell we need this when there's magisk hide?

Why the hell is there a magisk module when we have magisk hide?

Before somebody argues that magiskhide works and fixes this issue, it doesn't

Go through the post again