A problem with rooted device and Google Pay - Redmi Note 9 Questions & Answers

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I wanted to set up Google Pay, but there was this problem. I tried to fix it, but i didn't succeed. Please, if someone help me, I'll be very grateful.

Have you setup the magisk safetynet?
If not then do so.
#Clear the data of gpay app before starting and remove if you have safetynet installed
1. Open magisk and enable zygisk in settings.
2 Now enable enforce denylist
3. Open configure denylist and tao on three dots and enable show system apps
4. Serch google play services and tick all the options and do the same for playstore app
5. Reboot your phone.
6.Now clear the data of playstore and google play services
7. Install magisk safetynet module.
8.Reboot your phone
If it still not works then clear the data of both apps and review the denylist whether the apps are ticked or not

Manjotbenipal said:
Have you setup the magisk safetynet?
If not then do so.
#Clear the data of gpay app before starting and remove if you have safetynet installed
1. Open magisk and enable zygisk in settings.
2 Now enable enforce denylist
3. Open configure denylist and tao on three dots and enable show system apps
4. Serch google play services and tick all the options and do the same for playstore app
5. Reboot your phone.
6.Now clear the data of playstore and google play services
7. Install magisk safetynet module.
8.Reboot your phone
If it still not works then clear the data of both apps and review the denylist whether the apps are ticked or not
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Ever since the last update on the OnePlus 9 this method doesn't work anymore.

mainframe_cn said:
Ever since the last update on the OnePlus 9 this method doesn't work anymore.
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Facing the same issue after installing pixel experience. Don't know what to do at this point

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[Solved] MicroG, Pie and safetynet

Hello!
Has anyone successfully passed safety.net with a pie rom (havocOS?) and microg?
I cannot get it to work. I'm using systemizer to put droidguard (nanodroid latest versions) as a system app and basically get everything to work properly (got the checklist of microg all checked) But safety.net is not passing. ANy clue?
I tried every props editor possible, and I'm using the latest magic module by @Nebrassy to change the fingerprint.
[ro.build.fingerprint]: [xiaomi/jasmine/jasmine_sprout:9/PKQ1.180904.001/V10.0.4.0.PDIMIXM:user/release-keys]
Thanks!
EDIT: and as I was starting to lose faith, I found this: https://github.com/microg/android_packages_apps_RemoteDroidGuard/pull/19#issuecomment-449368819
And it worked!
So to sum it up:
0. Make sure your os support signature spoofing (on HavocOS: Settings > havocOS settings > system > enable signature spoofing)
1. Install magisk v.18.x
2. install SafetyNet Fix for Jasmine magisk module
3. install Magisk systemizer module
5. install nanolx's Nanodroid GmsCore, DroidGuard and modified playstore from f-droid
6. run a terminal, type `su`, approve the root request, and execute `systemize`. Select the first options, and select the three apps you installed above
7. reboot
8. after reboot open microG settings and make sure the checklist is all checked (if not, do the appropriate changes (allow missing permissions, install location backends... etc)
9. open magisk, check for safetynet
10. enjoy
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Check with Magisk, are you passing basic integrity?
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Check with Magisk, are you passing basic integrity?
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Yes, look at my screenshot
I was able to log-in with Snapchat for example, which was not possible before!
BTW: thanks a lot for your module!

RootBeer library detects Magisk

I tried opening the Mastercard Pay with Rewards app, even with Magisk Hide, and it detected root.
In logcat I can see the following :
08-05 10:14:19.881 E/RootBeer(9758): b: a() [239] - com.topjohnwu.magisk ROOT management app detected!
So it seems that the app is using the RootBeer library which determines that the presence of the Magisk app is evidence enough of root. Is there anything I can do to avoid this? Could Magisk Hide be improved so the app can't tell Magisk itself is installed?
Have you looked in the Manager settings? There's an option to hide the Manager right there...
Download this script: https://github.com/Ingan121/UDSBypass/raw/master/bootudsbypass.sh
Put it in /data/adb/service.d
Give it permissions like:
0755
And uds detection is bypassed. Make sure you hide the rootbeer app in magisk hide and magisk manager is with a random name too. Here is a screenshot of how rootbeer won't detect root:
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And while we're at it, a whole bunch of other root hiding tips:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/MagiskHide#hn_Hiding_root_from_apps
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Have you looked in the Manager settings? There's an option to hide the Manager right there...
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Thanks! I was not aware of that option, and it was enough to bypass detection.
latest ianmacd magisk build passed rootbeerfresh detection out of the box.
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latest ianmacd magisk build passed rootbeerfresh detection out of the box.
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Just want to point out that it's safer to use the official Canary builds (that also pass all Rootbeer checks), since the unofficial snapshots are built from code that's possibly not ready for release.
Didgeridoohan said:
Just want to point out that it's safer to use the official Canary builds (that also pass all Rootbeer checks), since the unofficial snapshots are built from code that's possibly not ready for release.
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I see, I thought only unofficial snapshots are the only one passed rootbeer checks. Thanks!
If I hide Magisk manager, will I be able to enter this application? And will the applications have access to the root?
Ok, work ok hide Magisk manager.

MIUI and Shelter (or Island)?

Rooted my Mi 9 causing a few banking apps to break. I heard sandbox apps like Shelter or Island can be used so these banking apps don't see anything outside their isolated environment and will work. I prefer Shelter as it is open source.
But running Shelter for the first time I see this popup message: this app depends on the Work Profile feature of Android to isolate the apps. If you use a vendor / custom ROM that breaks related feature (e.g. MIUI), you should now QUIT and DO NOT use this app.
But has anyone gone ahead anyway? Would like to see Shelter working on my device. Any help is appreciated !
seemebreakthis said:
Rooted my Mi 9 causing a few banking apps to break. I heard sandbox apps like Shelter or Island can be used so these banking apps don't see anything outside their isolated environment and will work. I prefer Shelter as it is open source.
But running Shelter for the first time I see this popup message: this app depends on the Work Profile feature of Android to isolate the apps. If you use a vendor / custom ROM that breaks related feature (e.g. MIUI), you should now QUIT and DO NOT use this app.
But has anyone gone ahead anyway? Would like to see Shelter working on my device. Any help is appreciated !
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It's probably first of all because Bootloader is unlocked and Island/Shelter IMO will not hide it and help
Did you investigate:
* Did you enable Magisk hide (not Magisk Manager hide) in Magisk Manager - if not, do it, and include your banking app to the list of apps Magisk is hiding from, and reboot
* Is SafetyNet passing and if not, does CTS Profile fail or also Basic Integrity:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scottyab.safetynet.sample
(Once you make SafetyNet passing it means that unlocked Bootloader is successfully hidden)
* In the Playstore, Settings, is Device certified or not
(Both SafetyNet and Device certified can be fixed, and those are first prerequisites)
* Did you install Riru, (Ed)Xposed or so, they can also complicate things for SafetyNet
* Minimize number of root apps. E.g., instead of BusyBox app, use BusyBox Magisk module. For Magisk modules use only those from Magisk repo - Magisk can hide them together with itself.
Some banking apps go even that far that if they find Titanium installed or even TWRP folder, they declare that phone is 'rooted'
Sure it works, but on my device I needed to preinstall Work Profile before I could use Shelter/Island (MIUITR). However I am biased towards Island as it has integrated feature to use with Greenify plus easier to freeze unwanted apps:
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Magisk - SafetyNet CTSprofile false (Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro)

Hi, yesterday i just rooted phone and installed magisk for the first time. I installed my bank app to payment and i couldnt use nfc. SafetyNet didnt pass test correctly. I installed fix "Universal SafetyNet fix" and it didnt work, i used "MagiskHidePropsConfig" and changed device fingerprint and still nothing. Finally i found some youtube video and installed "Magisk Canary" and something finally changed. BasicIntegrity passed test, evaltype was "hardware" (i fixed it by downloading some fix called hardwareoff_1.1), but ctsProfile is still failing and now im stuck. Dont know what to do.
I downloaded ROM from here : https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2
and its "Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro Latest Europe Stable Version Fastboot File Download"
I think MagiskHide works fine, because when i added my bank app its shows that i can log in with my biometric, same Netflix works fine, but still cant add my payment card in "NFC"
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I have root my Samsung Note 8 as yesterday and was headache with fix SafetyNet. But after all, I have success. I dont know exactly what made it success but you can try.
You have install MagiskProps and Universal SafetyNet fix, that good.
Let disable Universal SafetyNet fix and reboot.
Then use MagiskProps change to another license (I use samsung s9 plus - android9) > reboot and check.
If still fail, use MagiskProps change to default (remove all settings) > reboot and check.
If still fail, now enable Universal SafetyNet fix and reboot.
Result: SafetyNet suddenly pass.
That all I do. Good luck!

Question Can’t make any google pay or wallet pay as unable to attach my card to it

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any body facing such issue as can’t make any payment or after u try to attach your bank’s information, hereby it shows up in this scenario.
Any solution for this? Thanks guys!
Hi if you have unlocked bootloader.
Then root with magisk and flash saftynet fix and shamiko.
Open magisk setting and enable zygisk and add to black list:
GM's (Google play services), Google play, Google pay/wallet then wipe the data from all these apps and restart
MrScarl3t said:
Hi if you have unlocked bootloader.
Then root with magisk and flash saftynet fix and shamiko.
Open magisk setting and enable zygisk and add to black list:
GM's (Google play services), Google play, Google pay/wallet then wipe the data from all these apps and restart
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Really don't need to do half of that. Just magisk, zygote, enforce list and add the universal safety net fix module.
That did not work for me. So ya
MrScarl3t said:
That did not work for me. So ya
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clear the data from google pay
I suppose Google has changed their safetynet pass
You could find fix in this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/discussion-google-pay-magisk-discussion-thread.3906703/page-139
helgi1507 said:
I suppose Google has changed their safetynet pass
You could find fix in this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/discussion-google-pay-magisk-discussion-thread.3906703/page-139
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I'm using this version and it's fine.
Zygisk and safety net fix applied..reboot after both fixes are applied then install gpay
MrScarl3t said:
But just as if we don’t do any root on it, shall I still by pass through the magisk? Because this are just ordinary use as never had any root before.
Unless kind of CN set which been flushed to global Rom also consider as rooting.
Hi if you have unlocked bootloader.
Then root with magisk and flash saftynet fix and shamiko.
Open magisk setting and enable zygisk and add to black list:
GM's (Google play services), Google play, Google pay/wallet then wipe the data from all these apps and restart
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helgi1507 said:
I suppose Google has changed their safetynet pass
You could find fix in this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/discussion-google-pay-magisk-discussion-thread.3906703/page-139
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Seconded - that thread will be the best resource for finding help.

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