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Resently BDS banking app(India) is updated.is there any modules to make that work...

Aniruddhlr said:
Resently BDS banking app(India) is updated.is there any modules to make that work...
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This isn't xposed, so probably not. As long as your passing safetynet and enabled magisk hide for that and rebooted, in theory you should be fine. The next thing you can try is force closing the app and in Magisk manager, tapping "hide magisk manager" but that's only a temporary fix, some apps now check to see if magisk is installed at all. This will fix that

manor7777 said:
This isn't xposed, so probably not. As long as your passing safetynet and enabled magisk hide for that and rebooted, in theory you should be fine. The next thing you can try is force closing the app and in Magisk manager, tapping "hide magisk manager" but that's only a temporary fix, some apps now check to see if magisk is installed at all. This will fix that
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Magisk is installed and passes safety net.
Still many banking apps detected root like BHIM.
And is there any way to hide custom ROM?

Aniruddhlr said:
Magisk is installed and passes safety net.
Still many banking apps detected root like BHIM.
And is there any way to hide custom ROM?
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You can make a script to change the build information in the rom to release-keys instead of test-keys, some apps detect that. Also make sure you tick your banking app in Magisk hide settings. I believe there is a module so ewhere on the forum to do this, I will link it if I see it. Also you can try universal safetynet bypass module

manor7777 said:
You can make a script to change the build information in the rom to release-keys instead of test-keys, some apps detect that. Also make sure you tick your banking app in Magisk hide settings. I believe there is a module so ewhere on the forum to do this, I will link it if I see it. Also you can try universal safetynet bypass module
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Thank you.ill try and tell you results.

Aniruddhlr said:
Magisk is installed and passes safety net.
Still many banking apps detected root like BHIM.
And is there any way to hide custom ROM?
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manor7777 said:
You can make a script to change the build information in the rom to release-keys instead of test-keys, some apps detect that. Also make sure you tick your banking app in Magisk hide settings. I believe there is a module so ewhere on the forum to do this, I will link it if I see it. Also you can try universal safetynet bypass module
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MagiskHide already changes the prop to release-keys (and some other props). And since SafetyNet already passes there's no need for the Universal SafetyNet Fix module.
Only thing to do is to add the app to the Hide list (no module needed for that) and also hide the Magisk Manager (there's an option for that in the Manager settings). Also make sure to use the latest release (currently v14.6 beta) since there's often improvements being done.
It's also possible that the app detects things like Developer options and USB Debugging being enabled. That can't be hidden by Magisk, so try disabling those if they're enabled.

Didgeridoohan said:
MagiskHide already changes the prop to release-keys (and some other props). And since SafetyNet already passes there's no need for the Universal SafetyNet Fix module.
Only thing to do is to add the app to the Hide list (no module needed for that) and also hide the Magisk Manager (there's an option for that in the Manager settings). Also make sure to use the latest release (currently v14.6 beta) since there's often improvements being done.
It's also possible that the app detects things like Developer options and USB Debugging being enabled. That can't be hidden by Magisk, so try disabling those if they're enabled.
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Yeah just now I saw that release keys in build prop.
I'm not on beta is it safe to install beta(magisk).
I'll try those debugging things.

It's saying runtime tampering.what does it mean?

Aniruddhlr said:
Yeah just now I saw that release keys in build prop.
I'm not on beta is it safe to install beta(magisk).
I'll try those debugging things.
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Beta is safe... The worst that can happen (that I've seen so far) is a bootloop that can be fixed by flashing a clean boot image or an earlier release (v14.5).
There might also be problems with the su database, but that should be fixed by uninstalling the app (from within the Manager, press Uninstall and choose Uninstall App) and reinstalling it.
It's worth it, since the Hide feature is much improved in v14.6.
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Aniruddhlr said:
It's saying runtime tampering.what does it mean?
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What is saying that?

https://i.imgur.com/e2rAlNI.png

Didgeridoohan said:
Beta is safe... The worst that can happen (that I've seen so far) is a bootloop that can be fixed by flashing a clean boot image or an earlier release (v14.5).
There might also be problems with the su database, but that should be fixed by uninstalling the app (from within the Manager, press Uninstall and choose Uninstall App) and reinstalling it.
It's worth it, since the Hide feature is much improved in v14.6.
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What is saying that?
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I added a image.see

Aniruddhlr said:
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Hello again.
Yes, I saw the image... But, the only thing you could try is to update Magisk and use the improved hiding features.
There are a few issues with the latest stable v15.0. Many Samsung and Huawei users are experiencing bootloops and some users have had forced encryption issues. Don't think I've seen any issues mentioned for Xiaomi devices though... Just make sure to have a backup and the latest Magisk uninstaller zip available and you should be good to go.
If you're feeling unsure about updating, wait... The issues are under investigation.

Didgeridoohan said:
Hello again.
Yes, I saw the image... But, the only thing you could try is to update Magisk and use the improved hiding features.
There are a few issues with the latest stable v15.0. Many Samsung and Huawei users are experiencing bootloops and some users have had forced encryption issues. Don't think I've seen any issues mentioned for Xiaomi devices though... Just make sure to have a backup and the latest Magisk uninstaller zip available and you should be good to go.
If you're feeling unsure about updating, wait... The issues are under investigation.
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Thanks for that warning.
I already updated to 15v and found forced encryption issue.
Does runtime tampering have anything to do with this root?

Aniruddhlr said:
Thanks for that warning.
I already updated to 15v and found forced encryption issue.
Does runtime tampering have anything to do with this root?
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Have you gotten v15.0 up and running? If not you could try again and uncheck "Preserve forced encryption" in the Manager before updating, or if you're flashing from recovery you could run the following code in the recovery terminal first:
Code:
echo KEEPFORCEENCRYPT=false>>/data/.magisk
Runtime tampering is probably just DBS's way of saying your device is rooted.
After getting v15.0 running, add the app to the Hide list and hide the Manager (option in settings). You might also have to clear data for the DBS app.
Also make sure that MagiskHide is working by checking SafetyNet. If at least basic integrity passes we know it does. If it doesn't, toggle MagiskHide off and on in the Manager settings and try again.

Hi, I am also facing same issue. My device is Zuk Z2 and am on Dot-OS rom. Magisk passes SafetyNet, have enabled Magisk Hide but still this DBS bank app detects root.
I also tried after disabling Developer options. Same error. What extra can be done?

+1
I need access to this app too whilst rooted with Magisk

tomdot said:
+1
I need access to this app too whilst rooted with Magisk
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/guide-magisk-troubleshooting-t3641417

DBS banking app finally works with Magisk 16.0 (with Magiskhide)

Mine can't work.. there no error code appearing when opening the app but the app hangs at "log in " and "register" page.. anyone can help please
I'm using ressurectiin remix on redmi note 5

tomdot said:
DBS banking app finally works with Magisk 16.0 (with Magiskhide)
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yes it's work for me,
1st i check it in my hide list
and then i hide my magisk
if only i did my 1st choice it still give some warning and force close the app
thanks

2 Solutions! Problem w/ MagiskHide being disabled after reboot/closing MagiskManager.

Magisk Hide (Masking Magisk SuperUser) - 2 Problems w/ Magisk Hide being disabled after reboot or closing Magisk Manager.
If you are using Magisk Manager and Magisk Root and are experiencing difficulty with Magisk Hide (Masking Magisk's SU) not showing in the Manager's side-menu or remembering its status in settings, it occurs when a file is not automatically deleted and removed.
PROBLEM:
Open Magisk Manager, Settings >> Enable Magisk Hide, close Manager, re-open and Magisk Hide is disabled and not visible (hidden) in the left side-menu. i.e. Exit, Close, Stop, Re-Open & Reboot Reset's Magisk Hide's State to Disabled.
SOLUTION 1.
Force stopped Magisk Manager.
Backup then Delete file /data/property/persist.magisk.hide (0600).
Launch Magisk Manager.
Go to Settings >> Enable Magisk Hide.
Go back to Manager home screen. Swipe to reveal side-menu and check Magisk Hide menu is visible.
Close Magisk Manager or Force stop.
Reopen and Swipe side-menu and confirm Magisk Hide is still visible!
I hope this helps others also experiencing issues with Hiding Super User SU. Thanks Shak!
SOLUTION 2.
Another Fix someone else has also posted Dec 2017 was in regards to an error "fopen: /magisk/.core/magiskhide/hidelist failed with 2: No such file or directory"
The issue is due to Magisk Manager being unable to save the list of ticked Apps to hide from SU to /magisk/.core/hidelist.
Check the existence of the "/magisk/.core/hidelist" path.
Create the "/hidelist" directory.
CHMOD "/magisk/.core/hidelist" to 0644.
Thanks to Dunderball. :highfive:
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Thanks a lot! I have been looking this issue up for almost a week now.
Solution 1 worked for me.

No worries mate. Appreciate the feedback.
Someone else had a similar issue for a few weeks and was unable to resolve it until upgrading to 16.4 beta. But this isn't viable for everyone due to issues w/ 16.4+.
Thanks!
monsterkrusher said:
Thanks a lot! I have been looking this issue up for almost a week now.
Solution 1 worked for me.
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I would like to add to this thread that this doesn't work anymore with the newer versions of magisk. Eget did work for me though was to delete (and backup of course) /data/adb/magisk.db and then restart

tgcGlaDius said:
I would like to add to this thread that this doesn't work anymore with the newer versions of magisk. Eget did work for me though was to delete (and backup of course) /data/adb/magisk.db and then restart
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which version you use ?
I use version 19.4, wont work if delete magisk.db.

LineageOs 17 on a Nexus 2013 Flo
Magisk 19.3
Magisk Manager 7.3.2
safetynet always fails after a reboot.
I tried renaming magisk.db and while magisk kept working generally, m-hide still fails the safetynet test after a reboot until I toggle hide.

kevin mitnick said:
which version you use ?
I use version 19.4, wont work if delete magisk.db.
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michaelh99 said:
LineageOs 17 on a Nexus 2013 Flo
Magisk 19.3
Magisk Manager 7.3.2
safetynet always fails after a reboot.
I tried renaming magisk.db and while magisk kept working generally, m-hide still fails the safetynet test after a reboot until I toggle hide.
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Download The Module Of MultiFunctions From This Thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/module-multifunctions-bootloop-t3933386 For Getting The Ability To Use Either The Sub-Function Of Hide Keeper Or Hide Enabler.

Dreamer(3MF) said:
Download The Module Of MultiFunctions From This Thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/module-multifunctions-bootloop-t3933386 For Getting The Ability To Use Either The Sub-Function Of Hide Keeper Or Hide Enabler.
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I'll have to try that sometime in the future when I've got more time to experiment. I ended up going back to stock just to have a working tablet. I only use it for maps and streaming and since Netflix wouldn't work...

How to make a bakup?

Magisk Hide doesn't work on NFC paying banking apps.

My device is a Samsung J7 2017 and I'm trying to use my bank's phone pay application. My bank's app is divided into 2 apps, the one for account management and the one for NFC paying. The first one works even without hidding root from it, but the second will show a security error regardless. My phone does pass both SafetyNet checks though. Any workaround?

You could try hiding the MagiskManager itself, this worked for me.

cristi1990an said:
My device is a Samsung J7 2017 and I'm trying to use my bank's phone pay application. My bank's app is divided into 2 apps, the one for account management and the one for NFC paying. The first one works even without hidding root from it, but the second will show a security error regardless. My phone does pass both SafetyNet checks though. Any workaround?
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Try disabling ADB debugging if you have it on.
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SaadatM said:
You could try hiding the MagiskManager itself, this worked for me.
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Would you mind to sharing your steps?

mdws2001 said:
Would you mind to sharing your steps?
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Hiding the Manager is simple: go to the Manager settings and choose "Hide Magisk Manager". If you've then also added whatever app you're trying to hide from to the Hide list, but it still detects root you might have to start tinkering with other system settings (like the above suggested USB/ADB debugging).
More reading here:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/MagiskHide#hn_Hiding_root_from_apps

SaadatM said:
You could try hiding the MagiskManager itself, this worked for me.
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Nope, that didn't work. Here's the app in question: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ro.btrl.pay

azazello22 said:
Try disabling ADB debugging if you have it on.
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Nope, that didn't work. Here's the app in question: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ro.btrl.pay

Didgeridoohan said:
Hiding the Manager is simple: go to the Manager settings and choose "Hide Magisk Manager". If you've then also added whatever app you're trying to hide from to the Hide list, but it still detects root you might have to start tinkering with other system settings (like the above suggested USB/ADB debugging).
More reading here:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/MagiskHide#hn_Hiding_root_from_apps
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Great! It's work for me too.
Thanks for the help.

Work for me, for bluepay application. Thanks

Didgeridoohan said:
Hiding the Manager is simple: go to the Manager settings and choose "Hide Magisk Manager". If you've then also added whatever app you're trying to hide from to the Hide list, but it still detects root you might have to start tinkering with other system settings (like the above suggested USB/ADB debugging).
More reading here:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/MagiskHide#hn_Hiding_root_from_apps
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Hide magisk + disabled ADB worked!

Root detected by GO MOBILE banking app

I've been scratching my head for weeks now this app keeps on detecting root on my device. I've previously tried canary build, but currently on 20.1 and it still detects it. App is MagiskHided, Magisk Manager repackaged, both SafetyNet basicIntegrity and ctsProfile is passed. My other banking app that also checks for root works, even the rootbeerFresh is showing all green and this app still detects root. I don't know what else to try.
Device Info:
OnePlus 6T running Evolution X rom (Android 10), I also tried on OOS pie, doesn't work as well.
Magisk 20.1
This app used to work just by MagiskHide and repackaging Magisk Manager, since the update, I think they changed something. Any help is appreciated.

I tested it right now and had no issues starting the app once added to the Hide list. OnePlus 3T, Android 9 (ArrowOS), Canary build 20302 with hidden Manager build 269.
That means Magisk can hide from the app just fine and there might be something about your specific setup that's being detected. Could be an app, could be a directory on your storage, could be the ROM itself (this is the second time lately that I've seen a user having issues with root detection on Evolution X, on a Poco F1 though. May be unrelated.).
As always, there are a lot of hiding tips available here:
https://didgeridoohan.com/magisk/MagiskHide#hn_Hiding_root_from_apps

Didgeridoohan said:
I tested it right now and had no issues starting the app once added to the Hide list. OnePlus 3T, Android 9 (ArrowOS), Canary build 20302 with hidden Manager build 269.
That means Magisk can hide from the app just fine and there might be something about your specific setup that's being detected. Could be an app, could be a directory on your storage, could be the ROM itself (this is the second time lately that I've seen a user having issues with root detection on Evolution X, on a Poco F1 though. May be unrelated.).
As always, there are a lot of hiding tips available here:
https://didgeridoohan.com/magisk/MagiskHide#hn_Hiding_root_from_apps
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DId you MagiskHide it beforehand or did you try without MagiskHide first? I want to make sure that the app doesn't "remember" that it has detected root previously

terraflops said:
DId you MagiskHide it beforehand or did you try without MagiskHide first? I want to make sure that the app doesn't "remember" that it has detected root previously
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I made sure that it could detect root first, so I opened it once without adding it to MagiskHide (got the same screen you showed above). And, I did not have to clear any data for the app after adding it to the list, it just started up without issue.

terraflops said:
DId you MagiskHide it beforehand or did you try without MagiskHide first? I want to make sure that the app doesn't "remember" that it has detected root previously
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any luck for this problem?

I also have this issue. Any luck?!

I have the same issue and finally found a solution for it ! Change the folder twrp name on internal storage was a trick but don't forget to hide the aplication go mobile from magisk hide then boom I can use the banking aplication on my root devices .
I'm not using any xposed so if you are on xposed try rename the folder of it usually it store on folder download on the internal if that doesn't work try to uninstal the xposed application on your mobile menu(you can instal it again after you're done with banking)
Another trick that I found latelly was I change the recovery ....any recovery besides the twrp (orangefox,pitchblack,batik etc)

Aldino21 said:
I have the same issue and finally found a solution for it ! Change the folder twrp name on internal storage was a trick but don't forget to hide the aplication go mobile from magisk hide then boom I can use the banking aplication on my root devices .
I'm not using any xposed so if you are on xposed try rename the folder of it usually it store on folder download on the internal if that doesn't work try to uninstal the xposed application on your mobile menu(you can instal it again after you're done with banking)
Another trick that I found latelly was I change the recovery ....any recovery besides the twrp (orangefox,pitchblack,batik etc)
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Awsome maaan, like that simple trick could be solve the pricky app

Citi bank app detects root(Magisk hide is not working)

Hi All,
CITI bank App is detecting root. No matter what I do, Magiskhide fails to hide CITI bank app. Tried all the basic troubleshooting.
1. Restored the Magisk app and unchecked CITI bank app from the list.(shield icon)
2. Rebooted and added CITI bank to list.
3. Changed magisk manager name(Hide the app)
4. Changed the Twrp folder name.
5. Cleared cache for CITI bank.
If anyone could possibly help, I'll be grateful.
Thanks in advance.

altafharsh60 said:
Hi All,
CITI bank App is detecting root. No matter what I do, Magiskhide fails to hide CITI bank app. Tried all the basic troubleshooting.
1. Restored the Magisk app and unchecked CITI bank app from the list.(shield icon)
2. Rebooted and added CITI bank to list.
3. Changed magisk manager name(Hide the app)
4. Changed the Twrp folder name.
5. Cleared cache for CITI bank.
If anyone could possibly help, I'll be grateful.
Thanks in advance.
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Were you able to solve this? I am also facing the same issue. Please let me know.

trgowtham said:
Were you able to solve this? I am also facing the same issue. Please let me know.
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I am using a web version now.
Citi Mobile
m.citibank.co.in
Works exactly same.
I know this is not a solution, but workaround until the app starts to work.

trgowtham said:
Were you able to solve this? I am also facing the same issue. Please let me know.
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Hey ,
Its working for me again.
1. Installed magisk v 22.0.apk and Magisk 22. Zip.
2. Hiding manager app
3. Installed the latest citi bank app (Version 23.5.2) but didn't open
4. Added app to magisk hide list.
Its started working.

Please uninstall busybox.

altafharsh60 said:
Please uninstall busybox.
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Awesome.. uninstalling busybox did the trick..
Citi app works perfectly now..
Now need to check if other apps are broken because of busybox..

use airfrozen and then its working

i uninstalled busybox, still no luck.. Citibank still detects root
Any idea on how to solve this?

xn0live said:
use airfrozen and then its working
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After August app update, Citibank is stuck on blue screen WITHOUT any notification!
Obviously it detects magisk root, and all hiding procedures failed (magisk 23.0 / no busybox installed).
Applying airfrozen (on magisk manager) fix the issue while root stays active.
Ta

huuur said:
After August app update, Citibank is stuck on blue screen WITHOUT any notification!
Obviously it detects magisk root, and all hiding procedures failed (magisk 23.0 / no busybox installed).
Applying airfrozen (on magisk manager) fix the issue while root stays active.
Ta
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me too. just found this post, installed airfrozen and freezed magisk and now citibank works (busybox doesnt matter for me). however, one of the hsbc app still doesnt work even with busybox renamed and magisk freezed

huuur said:
After August app update, Citibank is stuck on blue screen WITHOUT any notification!
Obviously it detects magisk root, and all hiding procedures failed (magisk 23.0 / no busybox installed).
Applying airfrozen (on magisk manager) fix the issue while root stays active.
Ta
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you shall find an app that have the function of "App ops"
Then disable citibank from "get installed apps"
take a try I have worked in this way

wks960803 said:
you shall find an app that have the function of "App ops"
Then disable citibank from "get installed apps"
take a try I have worked in this way
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i can't seem to find Citibank on the Request install package from the App ops app.

xn0live said:
use airfrozen and then its working
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You just saved my life. Thank you very much!

xn0live said:
use airfrozen and then its working
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Thanks - but easier said than done
Airfrozen cannot get root - using Poco F2 Pro, Android 11 stock, Magisk 23.0
Any idea how to overcome?
Thanks

Tiemichael said:
Thanks - but easier said than done
Airfrozen cannot get root - using Poco F2 Pro, Android 11 stock, Magisk 23.0
Any idea how to overcome?
Thanks
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just open your magisk, and enable it from there...

Same issue here on SM-N910G with crDroid custom ROM. I needed to have the "Hide the Magisk app" settting enabled in conjunction with Airfrozen. Just freezing the Magisk app wasn't enough. Note: this isn't the MagiskHide setting I'm referring to; that setting was enabled the whole time.
Steps that worked for me (Magisk 23.0) was:
1. In Magisk, add Citi to the hide list first (of course)
2. In Magisk, don't use "Hide the Magisk app". I.e. the app is listed as Magisk in the app drawer.
3. Then, install Airfrozen and grant root access (I wouldn't get the grant root access prompt unless #2 above was done)
4. Now, in Magisk, enable "Hide the Magisk app" and go through that process to rename to 'settings' or whatever.
5. Now, open up Airfrozen and select "settings" (or whatever name you used in 4). Freeze it.
6. Citi app now launches and loads the login screen
Hope that helps someone

dallivadr said:
Same issue here on SM-N910G with crDroid custom ROM. I needed to have the "Hide the Magisk app" settting enabled in conjunction with Airfrozen. Just freezing the Magisk app wasn't enough. Note: this isn't the MagiskHide setting I'm referring to; that setting was enabled the whole time.
Steps that worked for me (Magisk 23.0) was:
1. In Magisk, add Citi to the hide list first (of course)
2. In Magisk, don't use "Hide the Magisk app". I.e. the app is listed as Magisk in the app drawer.
3. Then, install Airfrozen and grant root access (I wouldn't get the grant root access prompt unless #2 above was done)
4. Now, in Magisk, enable "Hide the Magisk app" and go through that process to rename to 'settings' or whatever.
5. Now, open up Airfrozen and select "settings" (or whatever name you used in 4). Freeze it.
6. Citi app now launches and loads the login screen
Hope that helps someone
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Thanks! It definitely helped me!

wks960803 said:
you shall find an app that have the function of "App ops"
Then disable citibank from "get installed apps"
take a try I have worked in this way
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i didn't see any permission nameas "get installed apps" in app ops.

dallivadr said:
Same issue here on SM-N910G with crDroid custom ROM. I needed to have the "Hide the Magisk app" settting enabled in conjunction with Airfrozen. Just freezing the Magisk app wasn't enough. Note: this isn't the MagiskHide setting I'm referring to; that setting was enabled the whole time.
Steps that worked for me (Magisk 23.0) was:
1. In Magisk, add Citi to the hide list first (of course)
2. In Magisk, don't use "Hide the Magisk app". I.e. the app is listed as Magisk in the app drawer.
3. Then, install Airfrozen and grant root access (I wouldn't get the grant root access prompt unless #2 above was done)
4. Now, in Magisk, enable "Hide the Magisk app" and go through that process to rename to 'settings' or whatever.
5. Now, open up Airfrozen and select "settings" (or whatever name you used in 4). Freeze it.
6. Citi app now launches and loads the login screen
Hope that helps someone
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hmm...not working for me. using MIUI here , i already disallow citibank to read my app list, and perform steps above. still detect my phone as rooted.

locolyric said:
hmm...not working for me. using MIUI here , i already disallow citibank to read my app list, and perform steps above. still detect my phone as rooted.
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Try downgrading magisk to v22 and uninstalling busybox. I'm using it.
See images.