yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[SuperSU] pingoo78:
On my HTC One M9 with Leedroid ROM (unroot, stock kernel) :

SuperSU 2.78 SR1 systemless + magisk v7 + suhide 0.55 + xposed 86.6 systemless + root switch 1.2.4 + Selinux enforcing : PoGo not work since today, Safetynet not work

I check the "stop all su daemons" on root switch and now Pogo work et Safetynet result OK (green)
[SuperSU] Nomelas:
SuperSU 2.78 SR1 systemless + suhide 0.55 + magisk v8 (magisk hide enabled) + xposed 86.6 systemless + root switch 1.2.9.1.

Inside root switch, make sure to check "Stop all su daemons" & SafetyNet Passes
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
Note's 7 blowing + this Safetynet bs = More users moving to Apple :(
[SuperSU] ahac85:
I highly doubt it lol
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
I agree. Never going back to Crapple!
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
Where is our superhero [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] ? come back please!
[SuperSU] czecx:
Del
[SuperSU] grep_i:
You don't need suhide in your setup as root switch disables root completely why should you still hide it, clueless also it's no dependency of root switch.
[SuperSU] corkiejp:
Agreed!
[SuperSU] grep_i:
That's weird root hiding was also always the case but that still is mentioned.

OK I did see this but did not understand it that way I thought it made it possible to use Xposed [MENTION=4470081]topjohnwu[/MENTION] v86.2 while using suhide v0.51

Later [MENTION=2476451]romracer[/MENTION] came with v86.1 which added compatibility with suhide to run together on the same device.

All lower versions of Xposed didn't work as suhide broke their compatibility.

I honestly thought it was to make it compatible the two could run along on the same device before this version I could not make it happen.

I must have misunderstood than.

I was not aware and never heard that it was to hide Xposed, I guess I must say I learned something new here.
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
I have already explained this for you. It's not required by Root Switch, but both were required to pass SafetyNet.
[SuperSU] lucbondar:
Mine setup right now that passed sn test is

cm13

enforcing

supersu sr1

xposed 86.2

suhide 0.55 without 06suhide

root switcher with stop all su daemons ticked.

Plus, magisk v8 with some modules.

without suhide, xposed is detected..
[SuperSU] Triviox:
You rigth, when i remove suhide 0.55 dont pass safetynet with root switch ; I reinstall suhide and pass safetynet again =)
[SuperSU] czecx:
Did I need delete the 05suhide after make the 06suhide fix?
[SuperSU] Ulti2x:
Does anyone know how to get Android Pay working on an s3 with a 6.0.1 custom ROM? I tried changing the model number to the s5 but it still says incompatible in the play store. Its strange, as I can install pogo after I changed models around :confused: any help is appreciated!!
[SuperSU] desztan:
So with the below configuration:

1. Unlocker bootloader

2. Kernel enforcing

3. SuperSu 2.78sr1

4. Suhide 0.55

5. Root switch

6. Xposed(optional)

It pass Safety Net and Pogo?
[SuperSU] Medel-Silver:
I have blue screen with safetynet helper, supersu 2.78SR1, suhide 0.55, and root switch, but blue screen problem persist if I remove root, I don't know why, with my other phone it work good, please help, I tried all.
[SuperSU] Triviox:
No, only remove file 06suhide, dont delete the others files of folder /su/su.d.
[SuperSU] beatbreakee:
OK I got a big ol WTF, to ask. I'm not a newb, and I understand the safetynet measures and how they work. Here's my question... how am I not able to log in to PoGo, both of the safety net apps fail, BUT... I am able to use android pay without any problems...

Supersu Sr1

SUHIDE .55

TWRP 3.0.2-1

ROOT SWITCHER...

I blacklisted all the apps safety net, Android pay and pogo... and only Android pay is getting thru
[SuperSU] Dragonslays:
Redid phone

I just redid my phone s7 with superman rom 14.5 and didnt do any root optuons and used custom kernal. I cant pass safety net its red but pokemon go works here is screenshot. Not sure how but figured id post to help move along. Progress to get better suhide.
[SuperSU] corkiejp:
Have you ticked the below in root switcher?
[SuperSU] westeight:
Yes...

LeeDroid V2.6.1

SuperSu 2.78

SuHide 0.55

Magisk v8

Xposed 86.6

Root Switch v1.2.4
[SuperSU] westeight:
Then a few minutes later:

:cyclops:
[SuperSU] justmiike:
Interesting, PoGo was working yesterday and not today.

SuperSU v2.78 SR1 + suhide-0.55 + Xposed v86.2 + Root switch (while in root, stop all su daemons ticked, then disable root)

SafetyNet not passing / PoGo not working.
[SuperSU] westeight:
I have exactly the same setup as you, bar Xposed 86.6. Also failing SafetyNet, but PoGo is working fine...:cowboy:
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
Dosn't xposed 86.6 require Magisk? If it does, then it is not the same.
[SuperSU] beatbreakee:
I don't quite understand what u mean, ticked the below. Do I need to check the "stop all su daemons" ... Cuz all I did was make sure the apps were checked in SUHIDE gui, and then flip the switch to disable root. Then I went and made sure cache and data were cleared for all the apps, (safetynet 1 & 2, pogo, and Android pay.) Then one by one safety net playground fails, safetynet helper fails, pogo comes back with failed to authenticate, so out of frustration, I click android pay, and it boots right up. I even went as far as walking to the 7-11 and using it for a purchase. I thought the api check is the same for all??
[SuperSU] westeight:
Good point. Same SuperSu + SuHide, newer Xposed:
[SuperSU] aostrom:
I'm running a Nexus 6P, Pure Nexus 7.0, SuperSu 2.78-SR1, Suhide v0.55, RootSwitch.

Here's what I've learned. If I reboot and run SafteyNet Helper or SafteyNet Playground it fails. Then I use root switch to disable root and they pass. They will pass multiple times. When I re-enable root they fail, of course, but if I disable root a second time they still fail until I reboot when this all repeats. I have not tried AP in a store yet, and I do not play PG, do I don't know if the apps do something different.
[SuperSU] Pig Vomit:
On another note....Wells Fargo app recently stopped working for me....hangs after logging in. While I was unrooted for SafetyNet testing, I noticed the app worked again. I just re-rooted, and it hangs again. So no more WF app with root (there will be no more WF for me anyway as soon as I find time to close my accounts (unrelated to root not working)).
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Please somebody advise how to delete 06suhide with Root Explorer? Thanks
[SuperSU] Ch3vr0n:
Navigate to /su/suhide, select file, press delete, done.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Browse to /su/su.d/ there you will find the file select it and delete it.

Or in terminal type

su
rm -r /su/su.d/06suhide

Above can also be used after "adb shell"
[SuperSU] justmiike:
I think that's my issue, I might need to install Magisk v8 and update Xposed, as that's the only two things my setup is missing from yours.

I'll give that a shot when I can.
[SuperSU] RandomPooka:
I can't for the life of me find where to get Root Switcher. Every search I've done points me to people mentioning it, but not a page to download current revisions. I've got 1.2.4, and PoGo is working. SafetyNet Playground fails, but I don't use AP.

PureNexus shamu (Nexus 6) 8/21 build (Final Marshmallow release)

ElementalX kernel

SuperSu 2.78R1

suhide 0.55 (not using the /su/su.d/06suhide)

Root Switch 1.2.4 (because I don't know where to find an updated version)

I've got no problem with how my setup functions. I'm more just banging my head against a wall about not having the latest version of Root Switch, and wondering if that's the secret ingredient to get SafetyNet Playground to come back with a positive/green result.
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
This is the Thread of Root Switch - > https://www.asus.com/zentalk/tw/thread-173542-1-1.html

Unfortunately we still dont have the secret sauce to get green on Safetynet consistently
[SuperSU] beatbreakee:
Ok I might have a theory as to why some of us are getting different results, when within the last few days we had a passing setup. Yesterday, (tuesday) I had Supersu SR1, SUHIDE. 55 (no 06 fix), SUHIDE gui, and Rootswitcher, as my combo, and could countless lyrics flip root on and off and get desired passing for safetynet, Android pay, and pogo. ... BUT this morning, I decided to flash a system update for my phone, which I did thru flash fire. Nothing big, pg3 to pi3. But here's the twist. I kept getting Google play services needs to be updated pop-ups. I allowed it after 3 hours of it nagging. NOW I fail safetynet, pogo won't load, yet android pay still works. Is it possible that they are slowly rolling out a new API and some of us got the updateday one, while others still are on the old? Pogo (from what I heard, I could be wrong) only piggy-backs on the Google play services API and if it fails, it won't load. But android pay uses their own framework, and can implement the verification API into their own setup, and would probably wait for a confirmed SECURE test result from Google, before they risked crapping on their own system with some untested thing. Makes sense... but plz don't hit me with a bunch of harsh criticism, guys I am completely new to SafetyNet... but I've been programming android / Linux since '08. I'm new to this thing here though. Thx for any helpful/constructive thoughts on what I just described.
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
thanks Grep
[SuperSU] RandomPooka:
Thanks. I was expecting it to be an XDA thread, but was failing with even a Google search. Most likely because I didn't figure it would be hosted on asus.com
[SuperSU] Triviox:
Link in asus in down at the moment, here a mirror:

Switch Root 1.2.9.1 https://mega.nz/#!k8UyUawQ!1oMGtpAEz60z4ayxE6WiF3KHnHtjUBt8ocf1qRG1Xs8

I cant enter to original link https://www.asus.com/zentalk/tw/thread-173542-1-1.html
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
Lol, we are here to help, it took me a while to find it this morning. Gotta admit im a bit frustrated with this as Rom Cooker, isn't Android supposed to be Linux? Open Source? If we want a strict system then we go for Blackberry or iOS, but this BS on Android? I cant believe it myself. WE NEED TO PROTEST!
[SuperSU] springfield:
my setup :

suhide 0.55 + 06suhide fix + xposed 86.2 + enforcing SELinux Kernel

until yesterday evening, safetynet passed, can play PoGo normally. but this morning safetynet failed and cannot play PoGo "This device, OS, or software is not compatible with Pokemon GO"

i tried to install root switch, and toggle root to "off" safetynet still failed and the error in PoGo is "Cannot connect to server"

anyone still can passed the safetynet/play PoGo today? what setup are passed the safetynet right now? thanks..
[SuperSU] dinc2010:
Try deleting the suhide06 fix. That worked for me for several hours but now I keep getting the 'cannot connect to server ****'
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
You have to toggle root switch on and off a few times. Seems to work for me. I have root switch 1.2.4. Not sure if its the latest version.
[SuperSU] lg-ks20:
PoGo successfully loading again.

What I did in Root Switch were :

1) enable root if it is disabled

2) stop all su daemons

3) disable root

Safetynet passed with green screen.
[SuperSU] rdoac:
Just upgraded root switch a version. Now safetynet is passing on my Nexus 6, with pixel mods on nougat.
[SuperSU] springfield:
thanks! after deleteting suhide06 fix via es file explorer, and toggle root + stop all su daemon via root switch. now it worked again.
[SuperSU] hshah:
Mine passed SafetyNet yesterday without RootSwitch, but today it fails even with RootSwitch :(
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
What is the latest version of Root Switch? It is not on the Play Store.

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I found this post of Root Switch but it is in chinese. Is this the latest version?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69212974&postcount=3538
[SuperSU] westeight:
1.2.9.1 is the latest :cowboy:
[SuperSU] Dr_DjEnder:
Guys I passed safety net using a app rom Paranoid Android which doesn't have a build it root. I've had lots of problems with cm roms getting rid of built in root as I find I get fails with built-in root but su root and works fine now for the goods

-OnePlus 2

-Bootloader : Unlocked

-Rom: Paranoid Android (app based no built in root)

Root: Latest SuperSU 2.78R1

Suhide: suhide-0.55

Xposed Ver : 86.2 sdk23 systemless

Also using the root switch Asus apk thing with the su deamons checked

Will try to use cm rom tomorrow

Also never used the 06suhide thing
[SuperSU] lg-ks20:
tested the fix on my 2nd device (tablet) 15 mins ago.

it worked again & SN showed green.
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Yes! you can download it from here the latest version https://www.asus.com/zentalk/tw/thread-173542-1-1.html
[SuperSU] jonnyneto:
tutorial to play pokemon go with magisk v8? today stop work :/
[SuperSU] SpasilliumNexus:
Take this over to the Magisk thread.
[SuperSU] Dr_DjEnder:
Isn't v9 out along with a Magisk hide I saw a few screen shots a few pgs back
[SuperSU] takur69:
Samsung j510FN MM 6.0.1

Confirm

SuperSU-v2.78-SR1-20160915123031 successfully

Magisk v8 successfully installed

xposed-v86.6-sdk23-topjohnwu successfully installed

suhide v0.55 Bootloop

please help me :(
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
Updated to 7.1.1 beta, unrooted, n5x, totally stock.. sn fails, but.... I can add a card in AP. Wtf? I'll try payment tomorrow.
[SuperSU] lucbondar:
anyone knows how should be the reverse task now?
[SuperSU] Sandiramogan:
Good day people. Is there any member here using a samsung S7 edge running , stock rom/custom rom, Systemless SuperSU v2.78 SR1 + Suhide 0.55 + Rootswitch 1.2.9 (ticked SU daemons) who is able to pass SN checks and login to PoGo as of 19.10.16?
[SuperSU] thunderteaser:
Passes here too with suhide .55 + systemless xposed 86.2 + root switch with "stop all su daemons" (reboot if it doesn't pass the first time). Xposed still working

My 2 cents here is we'll be relying on Root Switch for the near future: suhide's purpose would be hiding root binary but hiding all su daemons is another thing. I don't think we'll be able to pass safetynet anymore if we don't stop the daemons. Unless [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] has some voodoo spells in his pocket...
[SuperSU] HeroCC:
Nice, I have systemless magisk and have been looking to switch from Superuser back to SuperSu. Thanks for the great program as always, Chainfire!
[SuperSU] toyds:
does safetynet updates its server?i can't verify it anymore right now.wohoh

can't play PoGo :(
[SuperSU] RandomPooka:
I literally held out for days before asking where to find the host for that apk. I'd been looking for a way to check version upgrades far longer than this recent SafetyNet update

Definitely have to kill all the su daemons. Uncertain about whether the '06suhide' fix is legit or placebo, as I wasn't using it when I reinstalled Root Switch.

As far as toggling root on and off, there is literally no logical reason why it would sometimes work and require a repeated toggle. The command is submitted to the OS. The OS executes it. Done. It doesn't just look at the command and decide if it feels like running that one right now. This is akin to the "Wipe each partition three times" advice people STILL give when talking someone through flashing a ROM. Wipe once. Not three times. You don't need to wipe cache before and after a flash, etc.

The Android OS is not a temperamental 10 year old, or a pissed off spouse who may or may not listen to you.
[SuperSU] tallgrasshawk:
What was the fix you used?
[SuperSU] justmiike:
I wonder why checking su daemons doesn't work for everyone?
[SuperSU] tallgrasshawk:
Tried this. Safetynet Playground still fails, but AP I'm able to add a card at least...
[SuperSU] lg-ks20:
In Root Switch v1.2.4 :

1) enable root if it is disabled

2) stop all su daemons

3) disable root

4) SN shows green

5) open PoGo

Phone setup is SuperSU 2.78 SR1 + SuHide 0.55 + Magisk 7 + Systemless Exposed 86.6.

Tablet setup is SuperSU 2.78 SR1 + SuHide 0.55 ONLY
[SuperSU] toyds:
not working in CM13 :(

any help?thanks
[SuperSU] gialakias:
There are several reports from users that having unlocked bootloaders cause safety net check to fail. Check it out
[SuperSU] latte33:
You previously have install 06suhidefix? If yes, please delete it then disable Su daemon + disabled root.

I'm cm13 and it work
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Im getting error flashing Rootswitch 1.2.9 on TWRP. Any steps or suggestion?
[SuperSU] oTeMpLo:
Huh.. its apk in zip.... Instal It inside the rom... :)
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Thanks you! I didnt notice. :)
[SuperSU] lg-ks20:
FYI, my setup for :

1) Phone is SuperSU 2.78 SR1 + SuHide 0.55 + Magisk 7 + Systemless Exposed 86.6 running stock Cyanogen OS 13.1.2

2) Tablet is SuperSU 2.78 SR1 + SuHide 0.55 ONLY running custom CM 13.0 Nightly.

PoGo is currently working & SN is still green on my both devices.
[SuperSU] johnchua:
Guess magisk stop playing this cat-and-mouse game.

We still have chainfire and rootswitch though.
[SuperSU] MrBrady:
I'm running a similar setup on my Nexus 6 (minus Xposed) and am shocked that it's indeed all green where it was red before.
[SuperSU] toyds:
i will try your setup.BTW,did you install the magisk manager and expose installer apk?thanks

i was not installing the suhidefix
[SuperSU] mustang.l:
I'll explain my process in the last days: first of All, I'm on a Nexus 5, unlocked bootloader, android M 6.0.1 build MOB31E, stock kernel, TWRP 3.0.2. I only use PoGo to test If it's working :rolleyes:

Before 19/10/2016:

-rooted with Supersu 2.78 sr1 in systemless mode (with the echo command)

-flashed suhide 0.55

-added 06suhide with the command indicated by chainfire (without it PoGo wouldn't work)

-flashed xposed 86.2

PoGo working flawlessy, but everytime android keeps optimizing apps everytime I reboot (for a bunch of seconds)... Not that much of a deal...

After safetynet updated 19/10/2016

PoGo stopped working, so I did this:

-tried to remove 06suhide both from file explorer and with the command rm /su/su.d/06suhide but it looked like the file wasn't there... Strange...

-removed suhide 0.55 by flashing suhide-rm0.51

-wiped dalvik/ART cache and cache from recovery

-rebooted and waited for the apps to optimize (this time for a solid ten minutes)

-tried logging in PoGo and it gave me the "unable to connect to server" error but not the blue screen with "your device isn't compatible" (I tried multiple times, it wasn't a network error)

-reflashed suhide 0.55, rebooted

-tried logging in PoGo and this time it gave the device-not-compatible blue screen

-installed root switch 1.2.9.1 from the link some posts ago, granted root access, tickes "Hide su daemons", disabled root

PoGo logged in and works fine.

I'm not very expert but hope this helps someone either make safetynet pass or understand what's going on behind the curtains :)
[SuperSU] ShapeShifter499:
[/COLOR]

I had it working on my Moto X Pure with latest Nightly build of Cyanogenmod 13.0 before safety net was updated again, even Android Pay worked.
[SuperSU] segv11:
Various SafetyNet checking apps (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scottyab.safetynet.sample and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cigital.safetynetplayground) also failing.

Presumably, Google updated SafetyNet. Nice to see Google sees stomping out customization to be such a high priority. Almost like Apple.
[SuperSU] kellybrf:
this is a dumb, short-sighted comment. google has never shown anything but enthusiasm about customization. this is about ensuring a secure device for financial transactions, as they damn well should. root all you want, google all but encourages it on nexus devices, but security has always been a top priority for Google. you're seeing it with what they're doing with Chrome and non-HTTPS sites
[SuperSU] segv11:
I almost would have bought the "secure environment for financial transactions" line if they had stuck to using SafetyNet for Android Pay, random banking apps, and apps that let you access your corporate intranet.

But then, the decided to attach SafetyNet to Pokemon Go. Personally, I don't care enough about PoGo to try to keep up with whatever workarounds are needed to defeat SafetyNet... but PoGo is very popular, and many many rooters will try to keep their PoGo as well.

Niantic (and, by extension, Google) just upped the pace in this cat-and-mouse game. And I no longer trust that Google still has its heart in the right place in terms of customization... not recently. We'll see if the new "pixel" devices are as rootable as Nexus (and ChromeOS) devices have been.
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
Any developer can choose to use SafetyNet for root blocking, it just so happens that Niantic is very closely related to Google, and so SafetyNet was probably an easy/obvious choice now that they've clearly decided to take "the nuclear option" against cheaters. I'm back on 0.35 for now.. We'll see.

Magisk works by all reports.
[SuperSU] b*_gently_*d:
SUhide on GT-i9070p Samsung Galaxy S Advance, Android 6.0.1beta?

Does anybody know about those things?

Greetings! :fingers-crossed:
[SuperSU] voland66:
No -- Pokemon Go decided to attach themselves to SafetyNet. Basically, once you think about it, it should not be up to google to decide which apps have legitimate needs to secure information and which don't. So the only way for google to do it is by providing access to SafetyNet to everyone.
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
I have the next work-around lined up... just have been too tired the past few days to build it.
[SuperSU] bel57:
[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] take your time, Sir. Thank you for your incredible work.
[SuperSU] JoshDaWhite:
Lol you truly are a genius! :))
[SuperSU] akarol:
I'm jumping on this train late. Based on recent posts, the exploit is NOT working to enable Android Pay correct? That's the one app I actually care about.
[SuperSU] uicnren:
Take your time, get your rest, then unleash the Kraken!

Thanks for all you do in the community!!!

:good:
[SuperSU] ianmacd:
It's a cat and mouse game. As of now, the cat is ahead, but check back in a few days and the mouse will probably have turned the tables on the cat again.
[SuperSU] akarol:
I figured. Thanks for the info! In Chainfire We Trust!
[SuperSU] luigidk:
Not sure who is the cat and who is the mouse but t tried suhide plus SuperSU 2.78 today's safety net failed.

It was very easy to remove suhide and unroot so that makes trying easy
[SuperSU] segv11:
As [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] pointed out in the OP, Google is the cat. We are the mice. Niantic just upped the ante, since PoGo is some very nice cheese.

Fortunately, Chainfire is a very smart mouse.
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
And while the cat's away.... let's play!
[SuperSU] Sc4ryB3ar:
This does not appear to be working for the lg g3 d850. If I had to guess it's detecting Bump, which is necessary for us. And even after flashing the systemless SuperSU, we have to flash the Bump script, or we get a secure boot error.
[SuperSU] the_boo:
Has nothing to do with your bump script... Safetynet was patched a few days ago, its not working for anyone who is using an app that uses the safetynet api to detect root...
[SuperSU] TDoric:
For me PoGo works, and SafetyNet passes. I don't use android pay but my guess is it works.

My setup:

HTC One M8

ViperOne 6.1.0

Stock HTC Kernel

SuperSU 2.78-SR1 (systemless)

Xposed 86.2 systemless

suhide 0.55

RootSwitch v1.2.9.1 with "Stop all su daemons" enabled
[SuperSU] MrMagoo12345:
Safety net screen blue

Can login to pogo

Conspiracy theory: a honypot sting

Identify users logging in with suspect configurations

Then eventually throw up red screen in pogo

About suspicious activity and please stop or be banned
[SuperSU] Jayman007:
I don't understand how you have a rooted device and a locked bootloader. How do you do that?
[SuperSU] ruchern:
Probably stock ROM.

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Off topic guys, but can CM13 flash stock Kernel? Does that even make sense?
[SuperSU] CrazyCypher:
People with Magisk, do you have magisk hide enabled too?