yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[SuperSU] Solf:
It is available, sort of. Look here (Russian): http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=752768&st=340#entry55773412 (the google drive link).

It's a set of files that can be used to un-brick OnePlus 3T. Incidentally it installs Oxygen 3.5.1 which is October security patch. You can find English 3/3T unbricking guide somewhere on this forum -- you just need files linked in 4pda thread.

I have Pokemon Go working using this 3.5.1. I also have firmware and bootloader from 3.5.4 (no idea if that's a good idea, but I couldn't get flashed TWRP to work on 3.5.1, it worked fine via adb, but not flashed). I followed this guide for rooting & xposed: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69651636&postcount=314

It takes forever for the phone to boot though. And a couple of forevers to start flashed TWRP for some reason, but it does eventually start. Otherwise it seems fine so far.

Note that Pokemon Go works, but SafetyNet Helper fails on the last step (CTS profile match: false).

I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU DECIDE TO TRY ANY OF THE ABOVE -- while it worked for me on 3T+128GB, flashing via unbricking tools is not necessarily safe.

Here's to hope that Chainfire gets suhide working with November patch, then I'll be able to install complete latest Marshmallow on my 3T and hopefully I will never need to touch that again :)
[SuperSU] zerosource:
check hide magisk from system detection in option
[SuperSU] LazerL0rd:
Firstly, I'm sorry if I came across wrong. What I am saying is there ARE people who have this passed Nov Patch The Pixel Guy for example, and now a 6P too. I was asking [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] or any of the others if they could share how you create the patch as it seems it just needs adjusting per-device on the November Update. Things like rootswitch do work and ik they are different but I believe if we could have (obviously warned) instructions or a script to mod our own libruntime, it would be helpful. Again, I'm sorry if I came across annoying. I did read and see [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] 's post too.
[SuperSU] Danbyte:
Suhide v0.55 is compatible with Pokemon go?
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
I need suhide + rootswitch on my GT-I9505 (CM13 snapshot) to play pokemon go and pass SN, but it seems it is depending on device + firmware if you can or have to use suhide or not. For me only suhide and only rootswitch does not work, need both (but i dont have to disable sudaemons in rootswitch)

I think without more information, it will be hard to answer your question
[SuperSU] Danbyte:
Where can I find the guide? I have a Samsung s7edge
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
Guide to what? Suhide install is on first page of this thread, rootswitch was a lot of times mentioned here, even with link to asus zen forums where you can download it.

if only suhide or only rootswitch works, just try. But like before every modification: backup your device!

if you are on google november (or anything more up to date) patch, your device may fail to boot after installing suhide
[SuperSU] Danbyte:
Excuse me, I forgot to write that I needed guide rootswitch. Meanwhile I try driving then. I have the patch in December
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
Like i have said, links for app rootswitch are posted a lot of times here, just look arround :)

suhide will probably prevent your device from booting.

There are still some ways mentioned how to pass SN with help of rootswitch, even on dec. patch as far as i remember.
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
Rumor is you just push the custom ramdisk patch and .dotsupersu file into data and that works but those files were released ages ago
[SuperSU] thenestor:
In lieu of suhide for 7.1.1, the method posted by rajlulla on November 25 still works as of today, January 7, with the newest security update:

Nexus 6p 7.1.1 (N4F26J, Jan 2017)

Franco.Kernel r44

SuperSU 2.79 R2

SafetyNet Helper shows green, and I'm able to add a card in Android Pay. To process a transaction, I need to disable root in RootSwitch, then start adding a card in Android Pay, and then I can make a transaction.
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
So now waiting for xposed? Don't flash suhide, just push the files, chmod, and root switch works?! Thanks for mentioning!!
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
You have to flash SuperSU again after pushing the files.

At least, I think you do. The guide said to flash it, though I'm not sure if it actually does anything.

I always flashed it and it worked - and if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
[SuperSU] zerosource:
in additional to this method: the more convenient way i found without having to manually switch root using rootswitch.

EX kernel

magisk + phh supersu

nougat 7.1.1

January 2017 security patch

Android pay works fine
[SuperSU] schwartz.matthew.e:
Can you confirm whether or not suhide fully works on the official 7.1.1?

I'm confused by your post so I want to make sure before I waste a lot of time potentially. I tried searching the thread but I couldn't find my answer, but I'm guessing I probably missed it somehow.
[SuperSU] EViollet:
The post didn't mean that suhide was working.

He was just stating that there were other solutions that worked.

Rootswitch and its patches is one.

Apparently Magisk and its root is another.

Regards

Envoyé de mon ONEPLUS A3003 en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] mGforCe:
I tried on similar lines for MIUI 8 (7.1.5) installed on Redmi Note 3 SD but doesn't get SafetyNet pass.

Just sharing in case some tries.. What I had was following:

MIUI 7.1.5

Radon Kernel

Magisk + phh superuser

Xposed Magisk version (Solarwarez)

In case you disabled some apps from Magisk Hide to make it SafetyNet work, pls do let me know.

[MENTION=4868912]corkiejp[/MENTION] [MENTION=7206820]Barnir[/MENTION] [MENTION=4313166]Filip013[/MENTION] for you info only.
[SuperSU] EViollet:
Your problem is Xposed. You can't hide it with ROMs after November.

Regards

Envoyé de mon ONEPLUS A3003 en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] mo2002:
What bump zip?
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
Cbump by blastagator I believe, that's what I used. Suhide .55 on an October ROM and works everytime. Sometimes pgo won't authenticate on my s5 doing the EXACT same method...weird. Always works on my g2
[SuperSU] HeNaFi:
I have the Tmobile LG G5, nothing works, try systemless root with suhide. Nothing. I've also tried the new magisk 10.2. Nothing.

Yesterday I lost TWRP messing with my phone so I return to stockwith a KDZ file. Safetynet failed, but I was able to play pogo and and add a card on android pay. When I proceeded to install TWRP I wasn't able to play PoGo or use Android Pay.
[SuperSU] Jayman007:
I'm on a nexus 5x and with the Jan patch and I find the magisk 10.2 (install's phh's root) + franco kernel works a treat and now I don't have to flip rootswitch and then add a card before I can use AP. AP just works and safetynet passes all the time.

I do miss CF SU. I tried getting that to work with magisk 10.2 but had no consistent luck.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
hi every1,

does any1 know following: if i upgrade/change rom (i have currently suhide installed) by flash+fullwipe (format/wipe system+data+cache), do i have to prepare anything (maybe a backup ofc :) )? anything special to to/know? (restoring any pre-systemless su partitions?)

thanks for any helpfull answer :)
[SuperSU] grep_i:
NO just flash and wait
[SuperSU] Fenny:
With Android 7.0+ SuperSU 2.79 SR1 and above use incompatible selinux contexts for Suhide 0.55 and below.
[SuperSU] jagadeesh16:
Sorry, posted by mistake. Please ignore.
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
Awesome for that thread, clears up a ton, bunch of good info. WAYYYY above my pay grade early on though...lol
[SuperSU] LazerL0rd:
(https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/fvEPo42GKXS)

Hmm.. could you at least send us, even if unfinished and no warnings, the fix you got for November. It seems the community is here is doing great on supersu and I think with you as like a mentor providing updates every now and then, we could do a great thing here. Well, we've (we doesn't include me, it's the great community here at xda we got - especialy those on this thread that done the following) patched it for pixels (kinda), 6P (reports gone but there was a few), and i'm sure others are doing there best. I'm free to try if someone over at PixelROM would help me out, I don't wanna end up bricking people's phones. And again, thank you [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] for your great work on this!
[SuperSU] Filip013:
But that was over two months ago. I'm not holding my breath but Chainfire seems to be closer to releasing a new version of suhide. Here's a comment he made a few days ago.
[SuperSU] Elanza_48:
[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]

Sir,

I'm having trouble using suhide. alway having a boot loop.

Moto E 2015(otus) running on Resurrection remix OS v5.8.0 (7.1.1)

using superSU beta SR2.

as per ur instruction I renamed the system/bin and xbin su file to su.bak through TWRP instead of deleting for safety purpose.

and flashed the suhide, but unfortunately stuck on bootloop.

The LiveBoot.log is here.

View attachment 3999370
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
Hi,

even if i am not Chainfire, as far as i know, suhide is not compatible with 7.1.1 at the moment, especially with security patch november +. To fix bootloops, you can flash suhide-rm from OP.

To pass SN, some people mentioned a way with latest rootswitch and some more modification. Just look arround in this thread.

Greetings :)

PS: if i am wrong (maybe old information, or why ever) with "suhide not compatible with 7.1.1" feel free to correct me :)
[SuperSU] Elanza_48:
Tnx
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
Hello,

i would use an Custom Kernel on my Xperia Z3. I know that systemless Superuser and suhide can hide root and xposed when i use an Advanced Stock Kernel. With an Custom Kernel all my Google and System-Apps crashing when rootswitch is active.

With Magisk i can use an Custom Kernel, but i must deactivate xposed and reboot when i would play pokemon go.

any idea?
[SuperSU] Keyosuke:
Thank you, Chainfire. Cat and mouse or not, it's a great feeling to have one more phone where I can do poweruser things like making symbolic links and using the wm command to resize things, on the fly, without having to cancel my mobile phone based cable service because it detects root ... for now. Your second post is pretty amazing to read, and I agree with it fully, but I'm someone who likes to fight losing battles, and you have my respect for the joy being able to tamper with the developer edition phone I paid for brings me.
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Well, I've been using the same method to bypass SafetyNet for a few months now and it still works.

I don't know if SafetyNet just hasn't been updated anymore or it simply can't detect this exploit.

But if it hasn't been updated this long , then it could mean trouble.

I mean, they are either working on a completely new system, or are trying to make the old one completely fail-proof.

Whatever Google is not planning, I'm sure it's not good for the future of root hiding.
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
Suhide pre Nov patch for me still works, would like to update but can't find the working method in here

As far as pgo, all that's left is die hard players/cheaters. They missed their chance at literally billions in revenue by having a terrible game haha I think they are done with security stuff for now

Root switch actually disables root right? So unless the apps become more intrusive, force stop before switch and all is well? But banking apps don't like it, youre right...the suspense is making me anxious. Go chain fire!!
[SuperSU] Triviox:
Or maybe they gave up? :fingers-crossed:

Same here.. can pass Safetynet with root and xposed without problems since monts ago :laugh:
[SuperSU] THEVAN3D:
SuHide requires Android 6 or newer. But is there a way to hide SuperSU on lollipop?

More specifically a Samsung Touchwiz Lollipop.

I need to hide it for my banking app.

Thanks a lot.
[SuperSU] Portgas D. Ace:
Or maybe they will give everyone in the world a Pixel device for free? :fingers-crossed:

Fun aside, I doubt that a company, worth hundreds of billion dollars, will just stop this kind of development, just because someone is continuously using exploits in their code to circumvent a security measurement, which is demanded by the largest banks in the world.
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
You may be able to use SuperSU and root switch to hide root, no xposed on that setup though
[SuperSU] THEVAN3D:
I already have SuperSU and Xposed ^_^ So all I need is Root Switch? Or is there any Xposed module to help me too?
[SuperSU] Filip013:
You might also try Magisk.
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Didn't you read correctly? He said NO Xposed.

Xposed is harder to hide.

Anyway, suhide or rootswitch may not even work for your banking app, because it may use a completely different root detection system.

Also, SuperSU needs to be installed in systemless mode for the whole thing to work and I'm not sure if it is possible on Lollipop.
[SuperSU] THEVAN3D:
Ah, okay then. Thanks a lot you all for helping me.
[SuperSU] Pman:
I've managed to get suhide, supersu, xposed, rootswitch all working on a fresh Nov security build of 6.0.1 - Using Sultan CM13 rom.

Had problems with Snapchat, have blacklisted and problems with Halifax banking app, also blacklisted.

Have Safetynet passed with the green for success.

Thanks for all the comments on this thread amongst others, have massively helped!
[SuperSU] EViollet:
Hi.

That's interesting.

Would you care to share how you managed that ? This is, normally, an impossible setup. So if you managed to get it going, it could be an incredible step forward.

Regards

Envoyé de mon ONEPLUS A3003 en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] Ani2000:
suhide problem

Hello. I am using Moto G 3rd Generation (16 GB). I seem to have a problem while flashing suhide. After I flash v0.55 or 0.54 and reboot, the device stops at Moto symbol and keeps on loading. But when I uninstall suhide the phone goes back to normal. By the way, I got system less Super SU latest version to work. Another thing is that suhide v0.54 used to work before I re-flashed stock ROM. So, what seems to be the problem? Some help would be nice!
[SuperSU] Pman:
I've only managed to get this to work on any pre-December builds. I used Sultan's 6.0.1 CM rom (the last Nov build).

It's not rooted as default, so I didn't have to unroot the device before hand.

With the Kernel, it presumably hides unlocked bootloader, which means this rom by default passes SN.

Installed 2.79 SuperSu and it installed systemlessly as you expect. Then I installed suhide.

Rebooted device, installed the root switch app. Tested, passed SN.

I installed romracers xposed - rebooted and that passed SN too with root switch.

I had issues with snapchat (force closes after taking a snap) and Halifax (still recognised root) - blacklisted both in TWRP terminal using the following and both working now:

ls -nld /data/data/<Package Name>

su/suhide/add <UID>​

I haven't used Android Pay in a shop yet, that will be the real test
[SuperSU] jcmm11:
At a guess that ROM doesn't have Google's Nov patches applied, which is why suhide is working.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Does the December patch of Nexus 5 include the November patches ?

If so it works on that device too after November patches.
[SuperSU] EViollet:
Yes.

And, suhide doesn't work on these versions either.

Now, how you managed to get it working on these versions is mind-boggling, at the least.

Chainfire explained, himself, why the patches were incompatible with suhide and that he didn't yet know how to get suhide to work with them.

So, my guess is that the incriminated patches were reverted from the ROM that you're using. Is it an official Google ROM ? Or a build from someone else (or yourself) ?

Regards

Envoyé de mon ONEPLUS A3003 en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Nope very simple indeed just flashed everything without any problem whatsoever, you'll be more mind-boggling right now because my answer dear friend is that it is the official Google firmware I never use custom firmware.
[SuperSU] andrew2432:
[MENTION=5512225]Pman[/MENTION]

Find 86.2 topjohnwu, no xposed problems so far
[SuperSU] Ani2000:
suhide problem in Moto G3

I am using a Moto G 3rd Generation (16GB). When I flash suhide v0.55 and reboot, the phone keeps loading in the booting screen. I have rooted using latest sytemless super su. What seems to be the problem? I used liveboot to get the log. It is attached to this post. By the way, suhide was working fine before the security OTA updates. But I re-flashed stock ROM to get the OTA updates. Help would be appreciated. :(
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
hi,

i think you already pointed out the reason for your problem already: "[...]before the security OTA updates [...]". (as far as i know) suhide does currently not work an devices with november (or more recent) google security patches. to resolve bootloops, flash suhide-rm from OP.

greetings :)
[SuperSU] Ani2000:
Update?!

Thanks for replying.So, I have to wait for an suhide update that supports post-November patches?! Or will it never be solved? Oh and by the way shall I flash Magisk as I want to play Pokemon Go with xposed?
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
Sadly you have to wait, yes. If it will be solved/updated only god (so in our case Cainfire) knows.

I dont know much about magisk :( personaly, i am running a august security patch rom with suhide+rootswitch. As far as i know, somewhere was a patch for rootswitch mentioned that should work on nov+ roms. just have a look arround in this thread.
[SuperSU] kurtph1969:
Didn't work for the My EE app here in the UK ?
[SuperSU] Pman:
Tell a lie, I am using topjohnwu 86.2 :silly:

It does. I managed to get it part working on the Tugapower 98 (Dec) rom too, this supports suhide. Xposed doesn't work though :crying:

I tried a few other Roms though, they don't like it, must be something special in these two.
[SuperSU] EnumC:
suhide 0.55 + suhide GUI Installed on Galaxy S7, however doesn't seems to be working. Used flashfire to install, and installed successfully. No bootloop, no errors as far as I can see, it just doesn't seems to be working after adding an app to the blacklist. Apps still seems to be able to see root. Anybody have ideas on what might be happening?
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Apps use different detection methods, Suhide can't cover them all. So that may be a reason.
[SuperSU] Raijin7:
Awesome!

Awesome job! :svetius: Working on my HTC One M9 rooted running ViperOneM9 5.3.0 rom. I was able to get Good for Enterprise running finally. No luck with Android Pay, but wasn't holding out for that.
[SuperSU] defilip69:
Hi guys!

this thing dosent work for me :/ i have error wich ask me do i have su78 .. i have oneplis 2 cm13 lastest official, last xposed, su79 :/
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Remove cm root and flash SuperSU again it should work than.
[SuperSU] defilip69:
i dont use cm super su i never was
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Okay but it is automatically included in CM roms and if you want to use SuperSU you have to remove it first, do you mean to say you already did that ?
[SuperSU] defilip69:
how do i remove it then?
[SuperSU] Jnioms:
I have an S5 with latest firmware update that was released on december and i have the same issue.

If your firmware is post november-december there is a security patch that isn't making it work right now. We have to wait for an update or flash an older firmware.
[SuperSU] EnumC:
Ah got it. Thought I was doing something wrong :\
[SuperSU] grep_i:
You can remove it by manually remove the following 2 files

/system/xbin/su
/system/bin/su

Or download a flashable script unsu by osm0sis follow this link:

click here for custom recovery flashable script to remove pre root
[SuperSU] systemallica:
So, I've been searching some threads but I couldn't find a solution:

Is there any way to have suhide with Snapchat and Snapprefs working?

I'm afraid it's not possible, but I thought asking wouldn't hurt :silly:
[SuperSU] LazerL0rd:
You're lucky you can boot. Most other phones past that security patch get stuck on the boot animation :(!
[SuperSU] Jnioms:
I don't know if it is the same thing or Samsung has another issue in the latest firmwares, but you can boot without any problem but all the apps detect the root :(
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Yes there is, it's working for me, it depends on your device, model and ROM version.
[SuperSU] guangzhui:
so far ive flasshed the xposed verson and my phone just bootloop and the rm zip dosn't work
[SuperSU] Portgas D. Ace:
The rm zip is not designed to remove Xposed, but suhide. If you want to remove Xposed, you need the Xposed uninstaller zip.
[SuperSU] guangzhui:
But how can i remove only that zip? or i can't use xposed?
[SuperSU] Portgas D. Ace:
I don't really understand what you mean by "that zip"? You want to uninstall suhide or uninstall Xposed? To uninstall Xposed, use the Xposed uninstaller zip, to uninstall suhide use the suhide rm zip.

What device are you using? What ROM? What Android version? Which version of SuperSU? Which version of Xposed? Which version of suhide? What exactly did you install? Do you use TWRP recovery or any other custom recovery? To help you, we need those information.
[SuperSU] guangzhui:
i didn't make that clear. Firstly i just want to install suhide by the xposed version. I got a oneplus 3 and with oxygen 3.2.8 running on it. It's 6.0.1, Supersu 2.79 and xposed 87, with TWRP3.0.3-0 . i flashed the xposed-v86.2-sdk23-topjohnwu.zip. however i forgot to check the xposed version(i thought i was still on xposed86.2). and unsurprisingly my phone got bootloop. Now i simply want to remove the xposed-v86.2-sdk23-topjohnwu.zip, which caused the bootloop. so could you help me? thanks a lot
[SuperSU] Portgas D. Ace:
Just flash the attached file in recovery to remove Xposed.

View attachment 4009967

Please note that this isn't my work, I just share it with you as I am not able to find the original post on XDA where this file was originally posted. This version is only designed to remove the Xposed framework version that can be found in the OP (v86.2).

Please check if SuperSU and suhide itself works without any bootloop. If this is the case, you could try to reflash Xposed and wipe cache&dalvik afterwards.

My best bet would be that your OOS ROM has received the November security patches and thus will result in a bootloop-causing conflict with Xposed. If this is the case, you either have to live without the suhide/Xposed combination OR downgrade to a ROM that hasn't the latest November security patches installed. As a third option (which you have to investigate about yourself) you could update the systemless Xposed to the latest version (v87) and check if this will work without bootloop.
[SuperSU] Sc4ryB3ar:
I use this one, quick and simple.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.polartouch.apktools
[SuperSU] racing_md:
You should be ok then. Use the command "ls -nld /data/data/packagename" in the terminal to get the uid. It isn't too complicated
[SuperSU] atsttich:
So update on my previous post. SR1 is installing in systemless mode according to the readout by TWRP. None of my applications that require root are reading root is available (like BHB27 Kernel Adiutor), and while the Terminal that is part of CM isn't working, the application Termux is working and responds to the su command just fine. I added PoGo to the list, and ran the command /su/suhide/list and its on the list so I know its working, but PoGo still is throwing invalid software as is Android Pay.
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
That's not how it works. Pokemon GO's root check is done by SafetyNet, through Google Play services. suhide, when installed correctly, blocks Google Play services' UID by default, so you don't need to do anything else after installing, it should just work.

Flash Chainfire's v0.50 suhide-rm zip, maybe even flash your ROM's boot.img to start clean, then flash SuperSU 2.78-SR1 and then flash the suhide-v0.50 zip again.