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Xposed modules still running even if "inactivated" in Xposed.

I have 2 modules for Xposed.
Cool Tool and XPrivacy.
I inactivated them both in Xposed program but after reboot they still run at startup and Cool Tool don't seem to be affected at all, and XPrivacy says it's inactivated in Xposed. But why are they still running? I turned them of for a reason....
I have problems to solve that need Xposed to be shut down, but how can I shut Xposed down if it does not work?
Modules should be inactive but they still run..
How can I solve this issue? Xposed and it's modules must be totally shut off, nothing of them can be running.
I cannot uninstall them, I just want them shut down temporarily until I want to start them again.
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As far as I know, the only way to deactivate xposed is to actually uninstall it within the xposed installer. You can always reinstall it again the same way...
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kgyirhj said:
I have 2 modules for Xposed.
Cool Tool and XPrivacy.
I inactivated them both in Xposed program but after reboot they still run at startup and Cool Tool don't seem to be affected at all, and XPrivacy says it's inactivated in Xposed. But why are they still running? I turned them of for a reason....
I have problems to solve that need Xposed to be shut down, but how can I shut Xposed down if it does not work?
Modules should be inactive but they still run..
How can I solve this issue? Xposed and it's modules must be totally shut off, nothing of them can be running.
I cannot uninstall them, I just want them shut down temporarily until I want to start them again.
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You might be confusing the mods with their respective apps. An Xposed module is some extra functionality that is bundled with a regular app, and that the framework activates if it's turned on in the configuration. Even if you don't, the "rest of the app" will still be on your system, just not the module part. Many modules only consist of the Xposed stuff, while other apps may contain additional logic.
Greenify is one such example - you'll still have that app installed and running at startup even if you don't have Xposed installed at all. The 2 examples you mentioned might be the same situation, and if you're not happy with it, your only option is to uninstall them regardless of having Xposed or not.

kgyirhj said:
I have 2 modules for Xposed.
Cool Tool and XPrivacy.
I inactivated them both in Xposed program but after reboot they still run at startup and Cool Tool don't seem to be affected at all, and XPrivacy says it's inactivated in Xposed. But why are they still running? I turned them of for a reason....
I have problems to solve that need Xposed to be shut down, but how can I shut Xposed down if it does not work?
Modules should be inactive but they still run..
How can I solve this issue? Xposed and it's modules must be totally shut off, nothing of them can be running.
I cannot uninstall them, I just want them shut down temporarily until I want to start them again.
sgs5 sm-g900f
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Tungstwenty said:
You might be confusing the mods with their respective apps. An Xposed module is some extra functionality that is bundled with a regular app, and that the framework activates if it's turned on in the configuration. Even if you don't, the "rest of the app" will still be on your system, just not the module part. Many modules only consist of the Xposed stuff, while other apps may contain additional logic.
Greenify is one such example - you'll still have that app installed and running at startup even if you don't have Xposed installed at all. The 2 examples you mentioned might be the same situation, and if you're not happy with it, your only option is to uninstall them regardless of having Xposed or not.
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I just wanted to add that you can Deactivate them in the installed applications. That would put them to "hibernate" w/o having to uninstall them and w/o loosing their configurations. If what one wants is to stop any app (including Xposed modules) you can just try what I suggested (it only works for downloaded apps). The app will also dissapear from the Xposed module list. You can revert afterwards.

Does it happen to anyone else where running xposed dramatically decreases battery life?

Install Xposed from Magisk or Standalone?

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My Experience, A standalone Install did not pass "SafetyNet" checks, even the basic integrity check failed.
I just installed it from Magisk as a module but again the same, both the checks (basic and cts) are failing., Just wanted to post this reply to see if somebody has a suggestion so that I can also follow.
Update:
I can conclude that Xposed from magisk is the best choice right now.
Installing Xposed in anyway makes this thing called "safetyNet" fail, and you cannot use apps like Netflix and Google pay.
If you install Xposed as standalone, you have to uninstall xposed to set the safetyNet back to true. (I tried that disabling from 'xposed installer' app isn't helping)
But if you install Xposed via Magisk, it is as good as a module and you can disable Xposed whenever needed from the modules menu of magisk and reboot to use the apps mentioned above..
To put it simple, if a friend were to ask me to send money via Google pay, it is better to ask for 2 minutes to disable Xposed and reboot via magisk.. instead of saying that i have Xposed installed and i cant use the Google pay app.

sagar2208 said:
My Experience, A standalone Install did not pass "SafetyNet" checks, even the basic integrity check failed.
I just installed it from Magisk as a module but again the same, both the checks (basic and cts) are failing., Just wanted to post this reply to see if somebody has a suggestion so that I can also follow.
Update:
I can conclude that Xposed from magisk is the best choice right now.
Installing Xposed in anyway makes this thing called "safetyNet" fail, and you cannot use apps like Netflix and Google pay.
If you install Xposed as standalone, you have to uninstall xposed to set the safetyNet back to true. (I tried that disabling from 'xposed installer' app isn't helping)
But if you install Xposed via Magisk, it is as good as a module and you can disable Xposed whenever needed from the modules menu of magisk and reboot to use the apps mentioned above..
To put it simple, if a friend were to ask me to send money via Google pay, it is better to ask for 2 minutes to disable Xposed and reboot via magisk.. instead of saying that i have Xposed installed and i cant use the Google pay app.
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MagiskHide detected as an Android Emulator in banking app

For context I have "treble_arm64_bvS-userdebug 11 RQ3A.211001.001 eng.crossg.20211108.032335 test-keys" LineageOS custom rom with magisk and safetynet granted (thanks to riru module)
But my banking app got recently updated https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cm_prod.bad and now refuses to let me connect because "For security reasons this application does'nt support emulators anymore"
This app has MagiskHide applied otherwise it detects root and refuses to let me connect
I know MagiskHide is discontinued but is there a Magisk module or a tweak that could resolve my issue ?
Thanks in advance for any help

Try install IsLand and add app that detect Magisk into IsLand, also hide magisk app by repacking magisk with random package

Dawnowl444 said:
For context I have "treble_arm64_bvS-userdebug 11 RQ3A.211001.001 eng.crossg.20211108.032335 test-keys" LineageOS custom rom with magisk and safetynet granted (thanks to riru module)
But my banking app got recently updated https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cm_prod.bad and now refuses to let me connect because "For security reasons this application does'nt support emulators anymore"
This app has MagiskHide applied otherwise it detects root and refuses to let me connect
I know MagiskHide is discontinued but is there a Magisk module or a tweak that could resolve my issue ?
Thanks in advance for any help
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https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix make sure you use the one for magisk hide not zygisk.
Also make sure that magisk manager is hidden ex in magisk manager settings hide magisk rename. Also make sure gms(play services), play store, and your banking app is hidden

toolhas4degrees said:
https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix make sure you use the one for magisk hide not zygisk.
Also make sure that magisk manager is hidden ex in magisk manager settings hide magisk rename. Also make sure gms(play services), play store, and your banking app is hidden
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There are more and more app now can detect magisk stub apk (random package). Your tutorial is old and already have a post about how to do this ))

Well thanks for your responses and yes I have already have already rename Magisk with random id, I have universal safety net fix with riru, and MagiskHide enabled with my banking app (otherwise it detects root as is). And tough that all of this was enough (I do pass safetynet for now) but seems that it is not for my banking app...
@huskydg.11455139 I installed IsLand but I was a bit too much surprised with all the professional profil tweaking that it was doing without my consent... I kinda panic and uninstall the all thing...
But :
- I don't get in what way this will hide the fact that my banking app detect Magisk as an emulator
- When an app is "professionalised" what does it do and what does happen to my saves ?
- I do need MagiskHide to hide root otherwise my banking app detects it either way, can I do that while having IsLand enabled ?

Dawnowl444 said:
Well thanks for your responses and yes I have already have already rename Magisk with random id, I have universal safety net fix with riru, and MagiskHide enabled with my banking app (otherwise it detects root as is). And tough that all of this was enough (I do pass safetynet for now) but seems that it is not for my banking app...
@huskydg.11455139 I installed IsLand but I was a bit too much surprised with all the professional profil tweaking that it was doing without my consent... I kinda panic and uninstall the all thing...
But :
- I don't get in what way this will hide the fact that my banking app detect Magisk as an emulator
- When an app is "professionalised" what does it do and what does happen to my saves ?
- I do need MagiskHide to hide root otherwise my banking app detects it either way, can I do that while having IsLand enabled ?
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IsLand is second space, any app in IsLand cannot collect anything in Primary space, prevent it collects app list and scan these apk to detect random package magisk app
You can apply MagiskHide / MagiskDenyList for any app in IsLand
I used this to bypass Techcombank, PUBG NEW STATE which can even detect random package magisk app (stub.apk) without freezing Magisk app
Or Hide your list app by using Xposed module: Hide My List App, because now more and more app can detect magisk even it has random package.
With combo (MagiskHide)+(Random Package Magisk app)

huskydg said:
IsLand is second space, any app in IsLand cannot collect anything in Primary space, prevent it collects app list and scan these apk to detect random package magisk app
You can apply MagiskHide / MagiskDenyList for any app in IsLand
I used this to bypass Techcombank, PUBG NEW STATE which can even detect random package magisk app (stub.apk) without freezing Magisk app
Or Hide your list app by using Xposed module: Hide My List App, because now more and more app can detect magisk even it has random package.
With combo (MagiskHide)+(Random Package Magisk app)
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Well I did just now tried IsLand and my banking app still detects that my phone is considered as an emulator.
But the thing is MagiskHide and random package repacking do work as long as hiding root is concerned, otherwise by banking app do warn me that it detects root. But I wonder if in that process MagiskHide use some technics that are ones of an emulator in the process and my banking app do detects that...

Dawnowl444 said:
Well I did just now tried IsLand and my banking app still detects that my phone is considered as an emulator.
But the thing is MagiskHide and random package repacking do work as long as hiding root is concerned, otherwise by banking app do warn me that it detects root. But I wonder if in that process MagiskHide use some technics that are ones of an emulator in the process and my banking app do detects that...
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Are you using Custom ROM?

huskydg said:
Are you using Custom ROM?
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Well yes I'm using AndyYan's Lineage OS (Android 11) rom thanks to phh experimentation from the Treble Project.
This could could be a thing but I'ts weird that my banking app is warning me about emulator and not custom rom (instead of WhatsApp that clearly says that it detects custom rom).
I'm just speculating at this point but I have my bootloader unlock and the phh/AndyYan rom is userdebug. I think the unlock bootloader is spoofed by safetynet fix but I don't know if the userdebug variant can be detect and can be sign of an emulator...

Dawnowl444 said:
Well yes I'm using AndyYan's Lineage OS (Android 11) rom thanks to phh experimentation from the Treble Project.
This could could be a thing but I'ts weird that my banking app is warning me about emulator and not custom rom (instead of WhatsApp that clearly says that it detects custom rom).
I'm just speculating at this point but I have my bootloader unlock and the phh/AndyYan rom is userdebug. I think the unlock bootloader is spoofed by safetynet fix but I don't know if the userdebug variant can be detect and can be sign of an emulator...
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So that's why, most Custom ROM has broken rules, do you know? Also app can easily detect if you are running Custom ROM

huskydg said:
So that's why, most Custom ROM has broken rules, do you know? Also app can easily detect if you are running Custom ROM
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Welp same here but it just bug me that my app detects "emulator" and not custom rom... But it's could be some nonsens from by banking app after all...
And weird think that I need to disable MagiskHide, that is still usefull to me, for Momo checking.
So then I should try to spoof my build id and other stuff that can say that I have custom rom?

Dawnowl444 said:
Welp same here but it just bug me that my app detects "emulator" and not custom rom... But it's could be some nonsens from by banking app after all...
And weird think that I need to disable MagiskHide, that is still usefull to me, for Momo checking.
So then I should try to spoof my build id and other stuff that can say that I have custom rom?
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Maybe they can mark custom ROM as emulator just to make you fear (sometime they said they found something but not that thing). who know?
Try restore to stock rom (no root) and check

huskydg said:
Maybe they can mark custom ROM as emulator just to make you fear (sometime they said they found something but not that thing). who know?
Try restore to stock rom (no root) and check
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Yeah sometimes they say stuff because they found root or "insecurity" but the app says something completely different.
I will loose all my data if I restore stock rom plus it's a Chinese bloated rom, so I won't do that. I do really like Lineage OS so I will stay out there. But yeah it will most definitively work with stock rom not rooted that's obvious (well I say that but I still have TWRP and unlock bootloader)

huskydg said:
There are more and more app now can detect magisk stub apk (random package). Your tutorial is old and already have a post about how to do this ))
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If you are using xposed, you can use dev opts hide and hide my applist modules to hide anything you want. I was going with the simplest answer to see if all the first checks were in place.

toolhas4degrees said:
If you are using xposed, you can use dev opts hide and hide my applist modules to hide anything you want. I was going with the simplest answer to see if all the first checks were in place.
And wasn't tutorial was a question
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Not all apps you can apply the same way

huskydg said:
Not all apps you can apply the same way
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Actually you can if they are more invasive you will need more hiding than magisk hide can give you. Which are the lsposed method example of what I said also lua module can do some of it also depends which module you prefer. I use hide my applist and dev opts
Go search lsposed and how to use hide my applist

toolhas4degrees said:
Actually you can if they are more invasive you will need more hiding than magisk hide can give you. Which are the lsposed method example of what I said also lua module can do some of it also depends which module you prefer. I use hide my applist and dev opts
Go search lsposed and how to use hide my applist
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You think I don't know this , don't you?

If you do you wouldn't be here asking.
Maybe you should try using them correctly and clearing data and cache of the app.

toolhas4degrees said:
If you do you wouldn't be here asking.
Maybe you should try using them correctly and clearing data and cache of the app.
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What's the question I am asking?

toolhas4degrees said:
If you do you wouldn't be here asking.
Maybe you should try using them correctly and clearing data and cache of the app.
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Maybe you misunderstand what i am taking?

What is the go-to replacement for MagiskHide & the central module repo?

I just realized there was a new public Magisk release yesterday, v24, and reading through the changes I see there are two that kind of impact me: MagiskHide and the central module repository removals.
So far I had been using MagiskHide because of its ease of use, list apps, tick box, and that's it (I haven't encountered apps that detected Magisk or root status, although I know it's insufficient for some). For modules, for example, the one that moves user certs to the system store, I just searched directly from the Magisk app and it was all good as well.
But things change from now on with those things being deprecated and removed and because there isn't much to go about in the release notes I was wondering if someone could direct me to the way of doing things now.
- What's the most apt, prevalent, or recommended replacement for MagiskHide? From the release notes I gather its a module, but I'm clueless as to which one or whether there are more than one option.
- If searching for mods and directly installing them is not available through the app, is there anything like it? Or is it all manual now? I.e. look for a module around the net, download it, copy it / decompress it somewhere in the device and install it.
Thanks for everything!

KaoDome said:
I just realized there was a new public Magisk release yesterday, v24, and reading through the changes I see there are two that kind of impact me: MagiskHide and the central module repository removals.
So far I had been using MagiskHide because of its ease of use, list apps, tick box, and that's it (I haven't encountered apps that detected Magisk or root status, although I know it's insufficient for some). For modules, for example, the one that moves user certs to the system store, I just searched directly from the Magisk app and it was all good as well.
But things change from now on with those things being deprecated and removed and because there isn't much to go about in the release notes I was wondering if someone could direct me to the way of doing things now.
- What's the most apt, prevalent, or recommended replacement for MagiskHide? From the release notes I gather its a module, but I'm clueless as to which one or whether there are more than one option.
- If searching for mods and directly installing them is not available through the app, is there anything like it? Or is it all manual now? I.e. look for a module around the net, download it, copy it / decompress it somewhere in the device and install it.
Thanks for everything!
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[Discussion] Magisk - The Age of Zygisk.
This is a discussion and help thread for the newer versions of Magisk. The main goal of this thread is to help users migrate to Magisk v24+ SafetyNet Basic integrity Pass CTS profile match Pass Play Protect certification Device is certified...
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Here. First 5 post and you should know all you need

So, I read through that thread. It certainly solved a few issues for me. Like getting safety net, getting a repository, etc.
But it didn't have anything I see to replace magisk hide, even in the Fox Magisk Module Manager.
Do I just need to know other terminology now? Or is there something else I'm missing?

Quantumrabbit said:
So, I read through that thread. It certainly solved a few issues for me. Like getting safety net, getting a repository, etc.
But it didn't have anything I see to replace magisk hide, even in the Fox Magisk Module Manager.
Do I just need to know other terminology now? Or is there something else I'm missing?
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I don't get it, Magisk Hide is good for passing SafetyNet and you said you got it. Anyway, for SafetyNet you can use the Universal SafetyNet Fix module.
If you meant the hide list, there's now the Deny list. To quote:
The Deny list is similar but instead of hiding Magisk from the process, Magisk is unloaded so there is nothing to hide.
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Porpet said:
I don't get it, Magisk Hide is good for passing SafetyNet and you said you got it. Anyway, for SafetyNet you can use the Universal SafetyNet Fix module.
If you meant the hide list, there's now the Deny list. To quote:
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Yes, it's for some banking apps, Concur, and others, none of which have any business checking for root, but all check for Magisk and such in other ways, and prevent usage.
If the deny list is how to do that now, I'll give that a go. Thank you

Quantumrabbit said:
Yes, it's for some banking apps, Concur, and others, none of which have any business checking for root, but all check for Magisk and such in other ways, and prevent usage.
If the deny list is how to do that now, I'll give that a go. Thank you
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And where did you find the deny list?

fusk said:
And where did you find the deny list?
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Settings enforce deny list. You need to enable zygisk and reboot prior also in settings.
Also there is an add on module shamiko that has more hide features after you configure denylist

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toolhas4degrees said:
Settings enforce deny list. You need to enable zygisk and reboot prior also in settings.
Also there is an add on module shamiko that has more hide features after you configure denylist
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How to add modules shamiko & how to more hide features

Spartacus500 said:
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How to add modules shamiko & how to more hide features
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Shamiko is a flashable only need to slash magisk module. You can find it in the magisk alpha thread on telegram. You need to configure denylist first and reboot then turn off the enforce denylist toggle and flash the shamiko module.
If you are using lsposed download hide my applist xposed module and search how to use it if you want more coverage
Pm me if you want links

I'm having a lot of trouble. Duo Mobile (a 2FA app) is still able to detect that I'm rooted. Here's what I've done:
1) Installed Magisk & Manager app version 24.1 (24100)
2) Enabled Zygisk (and rebooted of course)
3) Enabled Enforce DenyList
4) Added com.duosecurity.duomobile and ALL Google Play Services submodules to the DenyList
5) Installed Universal SafetyNet Fix v2.2.1 from https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix/releases/tag/v2.2.1
6) Hidden the Magisk app
7) Completely uninstalled & reinstalled Duo Mobile (and verified that it's still on the DenyList
This is incredibly annoying, is there anything I'm doing wrong? Is there a way to verify that the SafetyNet Fix is working as expected? Magisk doesn't have a "Check SafetyNet" option on the app anymore.

Drakinite said:
I'm having a lot of trouble. Duo Mobile (a 2FA app) is still able to detect that I'm rooted. Here's what I've done:
1) Installed Magisk & Manager app version 24.1 (24100)
2) Enabled Zygisk (and rebooted of course)
3) Enabled Enforce DenyList
4) Added com.duosecurity.duomobile and ALL Google Play Services submodules to the DenyList
5) Installed Universal SafetyNet Fix v2.2.1 from https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix/releases/tag/v2.2.1
6) Hidden the Magisk app
7) Completely uninstalled & reinstalled Duo Mobile (and verified that it's still on the DenyList
This is incredibly annoying, is there anything I'm doing wrong? Is there a way to verify that the SafetyNet Fix is working as expected? Magisk doesn't have a "Check SafetyNet" option on the app anymore.
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This is quite weird and definitely shows how different devices handle root detection. I a Samsung S10+ and just installed Magisk 24 with enforce DenyList earlier this week. Today I just installed Duo Mobile and it works fine. I do not have it in the DenyList, and Magisk is not hidden. I use a custom SafetyNet fix that was installed when I originally installed an AIO TWRP/Magisk/SafetyNet fix after unlocking my bootloader. I also fail SafetyNet checks.
Have you tried Shamiko? It didn't help me pass SafetyNet so I removed it.
Unfortunately I don't have any other fixes for you but you can check SafetyNet with apps from the play store, I use YASNAC and SafetyNet 'attest'.
What phone are you using?

Drakinite said:
This is incredibly annoying, is there anything I'm doing wrong? Is there a way to verify that the SafetyNet Fix is working as expected? Magisk doesn't have a "Check SafetyNet" option on the app anymore.
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There are SafetyNet checker apps you can download from the Play Store or F-Droid such as YASNAC.

danbest82 said:
Have you tried Shamiko? It didn't help me pass SafetyNet so I removed it.
Unfortunately I don't have any other fixes for you but you can check SafetyNet with apps from the play store, I use YASNAC and SafetyNet 'attest'.
What phone are you using?
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I'm using a Oneplus 6. At your suggestion, I tried Shamiko, but so far it hasn't worked.
anonymous-bot said:
There are SafetyNet checker apps you can download from the Play Store or F-Droid such as YASNAC.
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I tried Momo from the Magisk alpha telegram channel, and it's been helpful so far, but it's detecting Magisk/TWRP files and I don't know where they are located. Is there a way to find where these files it's detecting are? This might be what Duo is detecting.
When I run YASNAC, it passes the SafetyNet check.

Drakinite said:
I'm using a Oneplus 6. At your suggestion, I tried Shamiko, but so far it hasn't worked.
I tried Momo from the Magisk alpha telegram channel, and it's been helpful so far, but it's detecting Magisk/TWRP files and I don't know where they are located. Is there a way to find where these files it's detecting are? This might be what Duo is detecting.
When I run YASNAC, it passes the SafetyNet check.
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Get VD Infos and use it to scan your files. You can find it on XDA.

Drakinite said:
I'm using a Oneplus 6. At your suggestion, I tried Shamiko, but so far it hasn't worked.
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Hmm ok. Like I said shimako didn't work for me either. I'm not sure why Duo is still detecting root. For reference this is what is on my DenyList:
Drakinite said:
I tried Momo from the Magisk alpha telegram channel, and it's been helpful so far, but it's detecting Magisk/TWRP files and I don't know where they are located. Is there a way to find where these files it's detecting are? This might be what Duo is detecting.
When I run YASNAC, it passes the SafetyNet check.
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YASNAC is the replacement for Momo it looks like since Momo is Riru based (https://github.com/canyie/Riru-MomoHider)

simplydat said:
Get VD Infos and use use to scan your files. You can find it in XDA
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Ok so this one is more helpful, but I'm not sure how to hide these that appeared. Any idea what ro.kernel.qemu.gles is? I looked through my list of installed apps and nothing like that showed up.
Should we switch to private messages to not spam the thread? Or perhaps staying in here can be helpful for those with the same problem?

Drakinite said:
Ok so this one is more helpful, but I'm not sure how to hide these that appeared. Any idea what ro.kernel.qemu.gles is? I looked through my list of installed apps and nothing like that showed up.
Should we switch to private messages to not spam the thread? Or perhaps staying in here can be helpful for those with the same problem?
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OMG WAIT, it finally worked! I don't know what changed, but Duo is now no longer detecting root. Gotta love when things magically start working when you don't know what changed.

Drakinite said:
OMG WAIT, it finally worked! I don't know what changed, but Duo is now no longer detecting root. Gotta love when things magically start working when you don't know what changed.
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Awesome. Hope it stays that way!

Hi,
I've switched to the new method with the DenyList & Shamiko (v0.5.0) on OnePlus 6 recently - Magisk (v24.3), however it doesn't seem to hide root from Google Pay. Can it still be a bug with Magisk, when it can't hide system apps? In the changelog of Shamiko it mentioned that it was fixed in Magisk "24102+", I'm not sure what version is this, but I imagine it's not released yet. If so, is there a way of installing this version early?
Thank you!

antivirtel said:
Hi,
I've switched to the new method with the DenyList & Shamiko (v0.5.0) on OnePlus 6 recently - Magisk (v24.3), however it doesn't seem to hide root from Google Pay. Can it still be a bug with Magisk, when it can't hide system apps? In the changelog of Shamiko it mentioned that it was fixed in Magisk "24102+", I'm not sure what version is this, but I imagine it's not released yet. If so, is there a way of installing this version early?
Thank you!
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Version 24102 would be v24.102. So your Magisk 24.300 is newer.

App Detecting Xposed Hook ( HELP ME BYPASS IT )

While I was testing my root on MOMO, I found it is detecting Xposed Framework when I'm hooking any LSPosed module to it. If I don't hook anything to MOMO, It says the environment is normal.
So I'm sure there are many apps that detect the Xposed Hooks/Module hooks.
My question is, How can we bypass this Xposed Hook detection by Apps?
My Device: OP6T
Magisk 24.1

Facing same issues. I'll appreciate someone to give reply to this.

This is an issue with the developer of LSPosed, and what he said in the support group was: don't use MOMO or don't use Xposed.
No mod hides Xposed from MOMO and no developer accepts complaints about MOMO unless the device has a problem

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brenosnt said:
This is an issue with the developer of LSPosed, and what he said in the support group was: don't use MOMO or don't use Xposed.
No mod hides Xposed from MOMO and no developer accepts complaints about MOMO unless the device has a problem
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This is even more interesting
"Hide my applist" was an xposed modules I used on my lsposed which never triggered xposed hook "abnormal environment" error
However "Device ID masker lite" and "Android Faker" modules do detected xposed when I hook MOMO, and TB checker..
Lsposed dev "don't use xposed" I do not understand this, are modules not Xposed?

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This is even more interesting
"Hide my applist" was an xposed modules I used on my lsposed which never triggered xposed hook "abnormal environment" error
However "Device ID masker lite" and "Android Faker" modules do detected xposed when I hook MOMO, and TB checker..
Lsposed dev "don't use xposed" I do not understand this, are modules not Xposed?
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No, unfortunately all he wants to say is that he won't do anything to hide it from Momo if the phone doesn't have a problem

brenosnt said:
No, unfortunately all he wants to say is that he won't do anything to hide it from Momo if the phone doesn't have a problem
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Okay I get your point, but is there any way to know if other apps check for xposed hooks?
And if No
Is there any xposed manager with a fix of this issue?

Ace_Cole said:
Okay I get your point, but is there any way to know if other apps check for xposed hooks?
And if No
Is there any xposed manager with a fix of this issue?
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I believe that LSPosed is the best option in this regard, unless you are going to use non-root modification (which I have honestly never tested).
I recommend that you try to check LSPosed module by module (deactivate them all and reactivate one by one) to see if any of them is the cause of the error, since with me it is not showing this error

brenosnt said:
I believe that LSPosed is the best option in this regard, unless you are going to use non-root modification (which I have honestly never tested).
I recommend that you try to check LSPosed module by module (deactivate them all and reactivate one by one) to see if any of them is the cause of the error, since with me it is not showing this error
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Okay.
Well I have only 3 modules
* Hide my Applist
* Android faker
* Device ID masker lite
However MOMO works great when hooked with Hide my Applist and I get everything working "environment is normal"
But when hooked in lsposed with either Android faker
I get "xposed framework found"
Abnormal environment error
Check screenshot

Ace_Cole said:
Okay.
Well I have only 3 modules
* Hide my Applist
* Android faker
* Device ID masker lite
However MOMO works great when hooked with Hide my Applist and I get everything working "environment is normal"
But when hooked in lsposed with either Android faker
I get "xposed framework found"
Abnormal environment error
Check screenshot
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Use HMA to hide the Xposed modules, however I'm pretty sure the two "Faker" modules are the cause. I found other reports on the web of them causing this error.
I believe there is no way to use them and succeed, but you can try using MagiskHide Props Config to do device emulation and uninstall problematic Xposed modules

brenosnt said:
Use HMA to hide the Xposed modules, however I'm pretty sure the two "Faker" modules are the cause. I found other reports on the web of them causing this error.
I believe there is no way to use them and succeed, but you can try using MagiskHide Props Config to do device emulation and uninstall problematic Xposed modules
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I think no way really to use those 2 without getting caught in between
I so much love the Android faker because of ability to mask Mac address.. very useful, and hardware serial it can spoof.. I think no way to stay hidden from xposed for me

Ace_Cole said:
I think no way really to use those 2 without getting caught in between
I so much love the Android faker because of ability to mask Mac address.. very useful, and hardware serial it can spoof.. I think no way to stay hidden from xposed for me
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brenosnt said:
Use HMA to hide the Xposed modules, however I'm pretty sure the two "Faker" modules are the cause. I found other reports on the web of them causing this error.
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HMA really handles the hide of xposed modules well.
I have another tester app
TB checker, HMA hide all modules for both MOMO and TB checker and my phone got clean, even other apps
Just that I can't hook any app in Android faker without getting caught by "xposed framework found"

Ace_Cole said:
I think no way really to use those 2 without getting caught in between
I so much love the Android faker because of ability to mask Mac address.. very useful, and hardware serial it can spoof.. I think no way to stay hidden from xposed for me
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Does your device not have MAC randomization?
There is a module called MacRandomizationEnabler that does this at Magisk level, which can be more effective (requires Android 10+)

brenosnt said:
Does your device not have MAC randomization?
There is a module called MacRandomizationEnabler that does this at Magisk level, which can be more effective (requires Android 10+)
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I owned Xiaomi Redmi 9 with Android 10
Does that app works? I'll have to look to it
I'll try that and give feedback. Thanks