[Magisk] HippoMan:
Ah ... I was running HiddenCore up until a few hours ago, and then I uninstalled it. But perhaps it left some remnants hanging around.

I'll try your suggestions, and I'll report back.

Thank you!

UPDATE: I did the following, and now both basicIntegrity and ctsProfile are failing ...

* Uninstall all Riru and EdXposed modules from Magisk

* Reboot

* Uninstall EdXposed Manager

* Reboot

* Clear the cache on Play Services, and also on Play Store, just in case

* Reboot

* Go into Magisk and run "Check SafetyNet".

I then got those failures with basicIntegrity and ctsProfile.

However, RootBeer no longer sees any "root cloaking apps".

I reinstalled the EdXposed Manager apk, but without the framework and Riru, and I re-ran RootBeer. No "root cloaking apps".

I reinstalled Riru via Magisk. After reboot, I re-ran RootBeer, and still no "root cloaking apps".

Then, a reinstallation of the EdXposed framework, followed by a reboot and another RootBeer run. Still no "root cloaking apps".

Then, I installed EdXposed modules one-by-one followed by a reboot and a RootBeer run after each installation.

No "root cloaking apps" message showed up in RootBeer until I installed the "EdXposed Manager" module from within the EdXposed manager app (there is a module offered with the same name as that app). Once I installed that "EdXposed Manager" module, I got the "root cloaking apps" message.

So that "EdXposed Manager" module is the culprit. I'm not sure what that module does in the first place, since the EdXposed manager app (installed via the apk) is already working. Perhaps it enables extra EdXposed Manager functionality or something, but it doesn't seem to be needed for anything that I am doing on my device.

So I just uninstalled that "EdXposed Manager" module. However, that caused the entire EdXposed Manager app to be uninstalled, and I had to reinstall it again via its apk. After that, I continued enabling EdXposed modules one-by-one, except for that "EdXposed Manager" module. I left that one disabled.

In each case, no "root cloaking apps" were reported by RootBeer after each subsequent EdXposed module installation. And in each case, basicIntegrity and ctsProfile failed.

The final EdXposed module I installed is one called "No Device Check". I thought it might be a module which would trigger the "root cloaking apps" failure in RootBeer, but it didn't cause that message to appear. Everything succeeded in RootBeer after that module's installation.

And after installing "No Device Check", the ctsProfile check succeeded in Magisk ... although basicIntegrity continues to fail.

However, I then ran a 3rd-party SafetyNet checker which appears to be using Google's SafetyNet facilities, and it is giving me the following failures:

"APK package name match"

"Signing certificate match"

"CTS profile match"

"Basic integrity"

(In other words, these four tests failed.)

So maybe the current state is the best I can come up with for the moment.

Fortunately, most apps that I regularly use don't require SafetyNet to pass, so I'm more or less OK for the majority of things that I want to do. I can live without the rest, although I wish those other features could be working.

Oh well ... (sigh) ...

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