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[SuperSU] chancellorr:
I agree. Google really hates us power users.
[SuperSU] Barfelonous:
I do have faith in a fix though. These guys are great
[SuperSU] mrtko:
We should all just pray [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] continues to work on a bypass on these safetynet updates... If it's going to be a weekly occurrence, it's going to be annoying and time consuming.
[SuperSU] fyugioh:
Where to find AdAguard? Can't find it anywhere.
[SuperSU] civicsr2cool:
https://adguard.com/en/adguard-android/overview.html

It's not really a good alternative to adaway but it does work..
[SuperSU] Asitaka:
Here's what I've done so far to get around safetynet:

wipe (not sure if you have to, but I was just setting up the new PN)

flash rom

flash gapps

flash supersu (I'm using latest beta)

boot

do your root stuff, restore backups, set a substratum theme etc

unroot from supersu

reboot to recovery

flash unsu

flash boot.img

flash a kernel if you want

for good measure I wiped art/dalvick/cache

adb pull /system/etc/hosts

edit hosts

adb push hosts /system/etc/hosts

boot and enjoy a themed, restored, safteynet passing rom

You can also push a modified build.prop if you want.
[SuperSU] 99poison:
After update Google Safety Net, Hide su + phh's SuperUser still pass Safety Net. Great :fingers-crossed: I can play pogo :D
[SuperSU] armando_rod:
Can you open the game? Last time those SafetyNet checkers were passing but not the other apps
[SuperSU] Jorgesanux:
could you please describe the process

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[SuperSU] 99poison:
I opened and I can play this game. :D I don't use xpsoed and magisk.
[SuperSU] 99poison:
Here is procedure to use hide su from this link ( http://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/di...discussion-t3465722/post68999657#post68999657 ). I don't use xpose and magisk. just flash hide su and phh's super user.

Good luck,
[SuperSU] Jorgesanux:
But if you use xposed, not found?

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[SuperSU] 99poison:
If Xposed use, can't pass safety net with hide su. So, I don't use it.
[SuperSU] Jayman007:
Something must have changed cause all was working fine yesterday and now safetynet is not passing.

Edit.. Perhaps I spoke too soon. Seems to pass now
[SuperSU] mitchdickson:
Do you guys realize this is Chainfire's suhide thread?
[SuperSU] ameel:
Response changed from red to blue?
[SuperSU] Ch3vr0n:
Read the last couple pages again.
[SuperSU] rodrigokiller:
That Xposed has no uninstall zip, in case of my phone get bootloop?
[SuperSU] ameel:
Is that a response to my post?

I am aware SafetyNet has been updated and supersu + suhide fails. However, the response was Red (in SafetyNet Helper) a couple of hours ago (complete fail), but has now changed to Blue (still failing, but now is an 'error')
[SuperSU] _M4rc05_:
A few hours ago I have a problem, SafetyNet result:

SafetyNet request success

Response validation: success

CTS profile match: false.

CyanogenMod 13 (root removed with SuperSU tool) (no root, no xposed, no suhide, etc).

I say this as information if is helpful to someone, It is likely to be a blocking of ROM customized, and if someone have information that happens exactly, I have hopes of returning to android 4.4 (official ROM) and install suhide, but like is recent situation, i not know if working. (and the worse of is that is a samsung phone)

I am died. (?)

ps: I do not need root, I need to pass safety net (in android 6.0, cyanogenmod) or otherwise take root and xposed and approve safetynet (in android 4.4). now I'll get information on how to achieve it. Greetings.
[SuperSU] magnum73:
Can we still play with suhide if we uninstall xposed ? I tried disable and reboot,but this doesn't work...
[SuperSU] Triviox:
In phone XDA apk i dont know how attach, enter in post to download it
[SuperSU] mrtko:
You are right, 1 hour ago, it was red, now it's blue.. Why?

edit, I have 3 phones running suhide .55 and xposed. 1 is red, 2 are blue... weird
[SuperSU] teddy0209:
No, not until an update arrive...
[SuperSU] MrBrady:
Something is going on. I'm on Pure Nexus 7.0 which comes unrooted and I'm blue screened. Previously it was green.
[SuperSU] voland66:
Or you can use netguard:

https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard/releases

also available on f-droid and xda labs. The version in the playstore does not have ad blocking functionality.
[SuperSU] Cyber Akuma:
I think SafetyNet itself is.... broken. I am getting random errors I never got before. Not flat-out failures, but it seems like the local SafetyNet app itself, or the server, is screwing up attempting to verify the device.

Just now I tried SafetNet Helper fives times within the minute, I am not rooted, the results are as follows.

1: A "response payload validation fail"

2: An error I forgot the name of, but it basically seemed to imply that it couldn't even generate the payload request locally in the first place

3: A success

4: Another "response payload validation fail"

5: Another success

None of them were a CTS profile mismatch that is a guaranteed failure.

I think either something is up with Google's SafetyNet servers, or they released a broken update to the local SafetyNet application. If they did screw up, maybe it would be useful to take a copy of the current version before it is updated in case something has been exposed in this broken update.
[SuperSU] aostrom:
I think you're right. I checked with SafteyNet Helper when people started reporting the issues, but although I still see errors there I was able to add a new card to AP... Weird.
[SuperSU] crazyjimbo:
Nextbit Robin, clean wiped. No root, Xposed. Stock ROM, with a modified stock kernel for no forced encrypt that I've used before and worked fine without root and SafetyNet. Now it won't pass at all. Unless I encrypt with the original kernel.
[SuperSU] edyny1:
i get this

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[SuperSU] hammerhead2:
After flashing suhiderm, cleaning up with supersu and flashing unsu.zip by osm0sis - at first several blue screens with signature validation error, then green. No idea what's happening.
[SuperSU] skyxdasky:
It is time to quit Pokemon Go!
[SuperSU] [deXter]:
If all you need is to disable forced encryption, just flash my custom unencrypted boot.img - you don't need a modified kernel for that.

I've just tested this on my stock Robin - no root, no Xposed, no custom kernel only modified boot.img and PoGo works fine. SafteyNet Playground is also successful, although SafteyNet Helper has a blue screen.
[SuperSU] voland66:
Interesting. After seeing these reports, I installed a different app, "safetynet playground". While safetynet helper gives me bluescreen error even with unrooted phone, safety net playground says that my nexus 5x passes safety net test.

After installing phh superuser (hidesu version), same thing -- one app give blue screen, another one passes.

I have not tried supersu+suhide yet, but I am wondering could it just be an issue with safety net helper? Did anyone try to use android pay? ( I seem to be able to add a card, at least get to a camera screen; but have not check the actual payment yet.)
[SuperSU] aostrom:
Yes, we're getting that error, but it seems that AP still works.
[SuperSU] alexpower:
I Think google is working on safetynet

I have random blue & green without root

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[SuperSU] hammerhead2:
Cleaned.
[SuperSU] Vivacity:
same prob for me on samsung A8. someone suggested using flashfire to flash su hide. i didn't try yet.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
i agree, arround ~10min before, safetynet helper was blue, now it is red, lets see how it goes on

but... could google just stop this fu**ing safetynet sh*t?? it helps no one, and there will EVERYTIME a hacker who will break it. i fear, at some point only bad hackers that want to do bad things will lead this fight and not good/great/nice/*other compliments* like chainfire will help the community anymore :(

To Google and Niantic, even if you will never read this: PLEASE STOP THIS!! Do not work AGAINST YOUR communities!!
[SuperSU] Dobsgw:
Safety net failing.

PoGo cannot verify OS blah won't log in.

Android Pay is still opening and allowing me to add cards.... Did Google change how AP responds to the failure? It used to just close as soon as you tap add card

Had a strange process show up now in suhide GUI

It was literally named com.google.process:snet

snet I can only presume has to be safety net.

I blocked it and ran safety net and it came up blue then changed to red.

The process has now disappeared from my device
[SuperSU] Cyber Akuma:
The banks requested it, they would not support Android Pay unless Google could prove the phone was "secure".

IMO, the issue is that they allowed the SafetyNet API that Android Pay uses to be used by anyone for anything. Even most other banking apps that block root block ti with their own methods and don't use SafetyNet since it's just too ridiculously extreme...... until Niantic came along with Pokemon GO.

SafetyNet was actually bypassed with the systemless methods months ago.... and nobody cared, until Niantic implemented it in a kid's game of all things and all hell broke loose. The problem here is Google allowing just anyone to use SafetyNet for any reason, if they start cracking down that only the most secure of apps are allowed to use it, people will stop trying to bypass it.

I hope Google starts working on some other options (Finding a way to keep a phone secure while it is rooted, blocking SafetyNet from just anyone using it, etc) instead of just trying to make SafetyNet harder and harder to bypass. Out of the over 2,000,000 apps in the app store, only TWO games block root... and of those two, only Pokemon GO uses SafetyNet. I am hoping PoGo comes under fire from Google for basically making SafetyNet a target for people to try to bypass when they didn't care before for nearly a year.
[SuperSU] Kris5490:
Word!
[SuperSU] edyny1:
i get this with safetynet playground

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[SuperSU] deedeeceleb:
Yes, they've just updated safetynet again

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[SuperSU] Jayman007:
I am getting failures now with AP.

I started with safetynet blue screens when I first posted and then it went back to green and now it's red and AP isn't working.
[SuperSU] voland66:
Maybe that's due to a difference between supersu and phh superuser? They probably use different methods of hiding root and last time when supersu stopped working for me, phh superuser continued working.

And now both safety net apps pass the test with phh superuser installed
[SuperSU] magnum73:
Does this mean we can pass,if we use suhide in combination with phh superuser and xposed ?
[SuperSU] voland66:
Phh superuser does not use chainfire's suhide, there is an unofficial version that has built in hiding mechanism. I do not know if xposed works with hidesu version of phh superuser: I'm not using xposed now and i did not pay attention to discussions about it.

So in summary: at the moment hidesu version of phh seems to pass safety net test. That's all i know.
[SuperSU] aostrom:
Sorry, but I disagree completely. There is a significant community (we're called adults) who don't give a rat's a** about Pokemon, but want to use Andorid Pay on our rooted phones. Google cares about US, not game players, since it's the banks and financial institutions that are worried about spoofed identities and credit card fraud. What they need is a way to secure Android Pay and other financial apps in a way that's protected from normal root access, which would probably be a good thing to implement in any case, but not a financially sound investment for Google. I'm sure they have enough smart people they would be able to figure it out if they wanted to, however, the community of users of rooted phones is such an infinitesimally small percentage of the overall Android installed base of 1.8 Billion users, that it's not worth the investment to them. It's much cheaper to have a junior engineer follow these forums, and whenever a workaround is developed they patch the hole. That's exactly what I would do, and I have 25 years of Product Management/Product Marketing/Line-of-Business Management experience for tech companies like Google (but never worked for Google) .
[SuperSU] AD2076:
here you go.

http://xdaforums.com/huawei-p8
[SuperSU] Jayman007:
might you have a link for this unofficial version you speak of? :fingers-crossed:
[SuperSU] oTeMpLo:
Why dont just use CeditCard instead of AndroidPay an live 1.000.000 rooted users in peace ?

Like uninstalling AndridPay (which does not even work in most countries of the world) or any other banking app yo don't need on phone would give you root access back.. ( am Tired of flashing an patching phone twice a week, to make it work again and again...
[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
I agree with your point but don't be a patronising douche about Pokemon Go players. I'm 34 and I love Pokemon. It weakens your argument when you make childish digs like that.

FWIW I think you are right, following the efforts of the community to bypass SafetyNet is the easiest way to keep 'fixing' it. The real issue here is Niantic using Safetynet at all. It's just a game, it doesn't need all this work to prevent root users from playing it.
[SuperSU] aostrom:
Huh? Your post makes no sense whatsoever. Are you saying that Google should abandon Android Pay and leave the market to Applr Pay and Samsung Pay? That's crazy. It will never happen. I don't know about the rest of the world, but in the US market Apple and Samsung are advertising this like crazy, and even if it's a gimmick, it's a real competitive market. Also, like lots of people I almost never carry cash any more, and never carry change, but lots of vending machines (like the Coke machine at the gun range I shoot at every week) are now taking AP. It's a real use case for which it's the only solution. If you don't use AP, try playing your games without cheating and you won't worry about Safety Net and root!
[SuperSU] undertherain:
Sorry, is OK for my D855 and my Fulmics 6.5 ROM?
[SuperSU] oTeMpLo:
OK :) Here in Europe we just use NFC enabled "credit cards".. it easier and more safe to use for paying than phone :) ...
[SuperSU] aostrom:
I agree with you completely, and apologize. It's just that these forums seem to have been overrun with people whining about PG. (And, you're still a kid - I recently turned 60 :) - enjoy it while you can!). (And, I was playing computer games before you were born, so I have no prejudice against gamers, just against those who feel entitled to cheat like it's their"right").

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I have traveled a lot in Europe and always wished those cards would make it over here, but we're just getting chip cards now, I doubt we'll ever get NFC cards.
[SuperSU] rquinn19:
Off topic but I tend to disagree. If you have spent any money on the game wouldn't you want fair play? Annoys me all the comments about xposed, suhide and P:GO...we all know why...I don't play the game though, but I play clash royale and coc and I hate cheating
[SuperSU] Blueblob:
So to be short : live like an American and claim all rooted players are cheaters... ?

Thx for your helpful mind and to be a very open-minded.

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[SuperSU] Cyber Akuma:
As I said before, SafetyNet was bypassed with these systemless root methods several months ago.... and nobody cared, few even knew it had happened. Within 24 hours of Niantic implementing it in Pokemon GO however it came to light, and then SafetyNet was updated after months of ignoring it to block it... and then a NEW method came to light within 24 hours of that, rinse and repeat.

It's fine if you don't care about the game, but you can't ignore that it was the driving force that caused this whole mess in the first place.

Also? What defines an adult is that they choose what they like and don't like, not be told what they should or should like based on their age. Funny how it's all my relatives who are of highschool age who refuse to touch anything Nintendo because it's too "childish".... but start preferring their systems once they become adults.

Now, with that being said.

This I fully agree with, a blanket-ban of rooted users is NOT the answer here. It was a quick-and-dirty way of going about "securing" the phone. And for the longest time, many didn't care. NOW people are finally doing something about it because others are using this overkill-API for frivolous things. So if anything, this "childish game" might get you what you want, since what Google would want is for people to stop creating ways to bypass SafetyNet, and as much as you are an "adult", you can't deny that Pokemon GO is the reason people started buckling down on bypassing SafetyNet recently, which also gives you access to Android Pay.
[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
Thanks for that. Please remember, though, that wanting root and wanting Pokemon Go does not mean wanting to cheat. I can't be doing without root these days, there are just too many things I need it for on my device (stopping the charge LED at night, getting rid of the pointless NFC icon, removing bloatware pre-installed apps, proper app data backup, and lots of customisation). I don't want root TO play Pokemon, I just want root AND to play Pokemon.

When using Magisk v6 which toggled root off to allow Pokemon/Android Pay to work, I was perfectly happy. I have no desire to cheat in PoGo. I just want to play it on a rooted device.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
looks like you think like niantic: every1 with root == cheater. but that is NOT true! most of the root people use root for security, personalisation and other goodies on their phones, they want to be as free as possible with their devices. NEVER any PC game dev. would say " i dont allow playing games on administrator accounts on a PC", so why does niantic do it for phones? yes, sure, with root you can cheat, but the most efficient "cheats" are scripts running on a PC without the need of any android device ever. And there are a lot of Android-mods working without root to modify position => root is NOT required for cheating and like someone said it already: a lot of fair playing people are fu**ed up now.

i dont want to offend you, but please re-think your "cheat is their right", rooters/customrom/modders just want to have their freedom on their devices.
[SuperSU] voland66:
The post about the hidesu version of phh is on this page:

http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/wip-selinux-capable-superuser-t3216394/page109

Here is the link to the hidesu version of phh:

http://phhusson.free.fr/superuser-r266-hidesu.zip

You also need phh superuser app from the play store (not installed from zip).

I don't know if there is a dedicated uninstall zip. When i want to uninstall phh, i just reflash boot.img. Alternatively, i think installing supersu removes phh.
[SuperSU] Blueblob:
Same as you. Magisk trick still works on PoGo ? I can play without root, like you said, I'm using root to other stuff

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[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
No, sadly not. The last SafetyNet update detected Magisk v6 and this recent update seems to be detecting v7, even with suhide.

Until one of the awesome devs like Chainfire manages to find a new solution we are back to the root OR pokemon decision but this time there seem to even be issues for some people without root!
[SuperSU] westernmg:
Safetynet got updated again today?

Seems like PG detects root with suhide 0.55.

Yesterday it worked fine.
[SuperSU] garthybarthy:
Just gonna forget this crap, aint worth it just for AP, i dont play pogay.

Updating every few days as Google updates safetynet, can't imagine chainfire constantly wanting to update suhide once or twice a week.
[SuperSU] Cyber Akuma:
Exactly! Most people who are running into this issue with Pokemon GO had rooted their phones long before the game was even announced, it's like saying anyone with an Admin account on a PC wants to hack the computer. I use root for backup apps, security software (apps that can remotely control, track, and lockdown your phone if it is lost or stolen) and to remove the crappy bloatware Sprint pre-installed on my phone that I can't remove. (Why the hell are things like Instagram, Amazon Music, Amazon Video, etc included with the phone and not removable?).

It's just a shame that we can't modify system without tripping SafetyNet now, said security app had the option of installing itself into system if you are rooted so not even a factory reset would be able to wipe or disable it.
[SuperSU] ameel:
SafetyNet no longer fails (error, SafetyNet helper goes blue) but now it FAILS (CTS profile match: false, SafetyNet helper goes red). yay! ~_~
[SuperSU] Blueblob:
Have you a link about this ?

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[SuperSU] libak24:
and now the scanners are going to be back tomorrow it seems. this is weird
[SuperSU] Cyber Akuma:
It's Avast Anti-Theft, it's in the app store.
[SuperSU] edyny1:
i agree with you, my bank does not use Android pay.
[SuperSU] Quinny899:
Confirmed, totally unmodified from a device that passed SafetyNet yesterday and it fails today
[SuperSU] edyny1:
yup i agree, Niantic is the problem...even KABAM which is the most crooked gaming company doesnt use that safetynet crap.
[SuperSU] CrazyCypher:
Which app installed on system that check SafetyNet?
[SuperSU] edyny1:
Not everyone that have root cheats on the game, every vending machine in pennsylvania have AP but no one use their phone, everyone use their card with the chip in it. Many banks is starting not to use AP "my bank is one of them"
[SuperSU] Tesla:
AP is only in USA yes?

From the rest of the world, thanks Google. Really, thanks and F U.
[SuperSU] Blueblob:
A link about what you said because if I format system, boot and data partitions I don't know how an app can survive...

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[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
No, we have it in the UK too
[SuperSU] Tesla:
Nooo.. it's spreading. It's a virus.
[SuperSU] TDoric:
Sorry for the n00b question, but what does AP stand for?
[SuperSU] deedeeceleb:
Android Pay

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[SuperSU] zaphiel:
Then, at the moment root users can't play pokemon go?. I updated suhide and game and i can't play...

Why Niantic don't want allow the root users play?.
[SuperSU] Dobsgw:
Android Pay
[SuperSU] furyin:
My Android Pay is my Phone Wallet. My card just stays in it's slot an i tap the cover.

Most people carry a Drivers License or ID anyway. Whats another card ?

Just another gimmick. My cover protects my phone and holds my cards and cash. No Google Needed !!
[SuperSU] libak24:
what am i doing wrong? i uninstalled suhide and xposed and magisk. and unroot with super su but safetynet still red. using cm13 on galaxy 3
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
It seems Payback Pay detect root on my device. I add the app to the suhide list and reboot. What's happen?
[SuperSU] tamasturcsek:
You should reflash the boot.img as well. (or dirty flash the whole ROM again) It helped in my case.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
the *insert any offense you want here* at niantic think "every people with root == cheater", but this is bullsh*t... but well, NIA is not known for community-friendly behavior and/or community communication. They prefer to ban a lot of fair playing people that want their phones REALY be THEIR phones and still alow too much botters/cheaters to cheat, cause it is easyer to ban root phones then detect real botter/cheater
[SuperSU] libak24:
i'm a little noob at this, i have a zip file of the cm13 with the boot.img in it among other stuff. so i should extract that file and only flash that file?
[SuperSU] zaphiel:
Fu c k niantic then, the lose a lot of people then.

Desde mi OnePlus One
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
I use my old HTC one x for playing Pokemon go. This phone is still unrooted
[SuperSU] zaphiel:
But i havent another phone...

Maybe with any method that allow disable root temporatly?

Desde mi OnePlus One
[SuperSU] edyny1:
i agree, which is stupid on Niantic part because to cheat it really dont need to be rooted.

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yeah we cant play, at the moment suhide not working.