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[SuperSU] skyxdasky:
Niantic-inc should ban those cheating (detect by themselves), its nothing to do with root or not!

Rooted devices are allowed to play POGO since it launch, why suddenly block us from playing? Don't you know so much efforts, time, money we have put in? Why not you block all rooted devices from installing PoGO at the 1st day u launch the game? We can stay away from POGO that time!!! B..AS..TaRD!!
[SuperSU] tamasturcsek:
You can flash it via fastboot from PC with fastboot flash boot boot.img command, where boot.img is the extracted boot image from the zip, which you mentioned, but I think it is easier to reflash the whole CM13 ROM from recovery with only wiping dalvik & cache. You won't lose any data with dirty flashing.
[SuperSU] nycdiplomat:
looks like safetynet was updated yet again overnight lol. nothing works
[SuperSU] libak24:
i just did the dirty flashing, still red. ughhhh last time all i had to do is uninstall and unroot and worked great. what changed goddammit.
[SuperSU] Didgeridoohan:
He said "factory reset" and what you're describing is a lot more than a standard factory reset...
[SuperSU] apophis9283:
I finally said screw it and made a backup of the ROM I use 99% of the time, then flashed a ROM thats completely stock and I switch between the 2. Normally my family goes Pokemon hunting once a week for an hour or so. I just restore the stock rom backup. When we are done I switch back to the rom I use for daily use. Its actually pretty quick to switch.
[SuperSU] paradoxiumwind:
Latest PoGo update seems to not work anymore with this, is that just me or?

Using latest suhide and supersu beta with magisk. Was able to play before this mornings update. tried re-adding PoGo to suhide but no dice.
[SuperSU] Donjuanal:
It appears safetynet was updated last night.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
It is not PoGo, its Google´s SafetyNet-API. Got Update yesterday evening (~ 18h ago) and it worked fine. Tryed to login this morning (~7h ago) and no chance. SafetyNet Helper app was blue for some time this morning, but later morning it turned red and is still red
[SuperSU] techinv:
Same behavior on my device.
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
someone can confirm to spend safetynet with

SuperSU 2.78

magisk v7

suhide 0.55

Xposed

microg

??????????????
[SuperSU] Blueblob:
Ok thx ?

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5X en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
I don't think we need any more posts of what doesn't work now.

We know it was a safetynet update.

We know PokemonGo and Android Pay are currently not working with any root solution.

We know that some devices aren't working even if they don't have root (many ZTE and OnePlus devices affected).

To keep this thread a bit cleaner it might be best to only post if these things are working for you with root and, if so, what form of rooting you used.
[SuperSU] bruno$0:
I think it's better stop to try to hide our su and think in another way to contorn around this issue. I think in a way to create a custom website to simulate a safetynet check. We change our host.conf file to point a custom safetynet website that always return true even with root. Somebody can tell me if this could be created this way?
[SuperSU] Blueblob:
What's about certificates ? But sweet idea :)

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5X en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] jacoch:
I've read on reddit that such solution is not possible, at least not in such an easy way. There are some cross validation of messages between Niantic and Safetynet server side.
[SuperSU] knipp21:
Maybe read the last 2 or so pages of this thread lol
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
You will have created a hacker's paradise.
[SuperSU] Djidara:
"WE ****ING LOST BOYS!" -Sing2X 2014
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
This is incorrect. Only SuperSU/suhide isn't working - phh's hidesu still works fine (as does the as-yet-unreleased magiskhide).
[SuperSU] Triviox:
Only a note: phh's hidesu dont work with xposed.
[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
Ah, ok I didn't know that. Good news. How do you know magiskhide works with this new SafetyNet update? Any idea when we'll see it?
[SuperSU] ameel:
If there is a working magisk hide, chances are topjohnwu will also make it hide magisk modules including xposed installed for magisk.
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
i hope for another suhide update by [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] , last time he did it, too.
[SuperSU] hubbalicious:
Do you mind sharing the steps you take to do this? I was going through the same motion because I originally rooted my phone to use Helium, (my usb doesn't work right so can't use Helium by connecting to a pc, but I can still use the port to flash images). On a Magisk setup Helium works fine but Pokemon doesn't, and vice versa on a suhide setup. So what I was doing was keeping my phone on the Magisk setup (I know it's not necessary to keep Magisk but didn't want to bother uninstalling), then backup and restore to suhide when I want to play Pokemon with my daughter. It takes about 12-15 minutes for a backup/restore cycle which didn't seem so bad at first but started to feel like a pain towards the end.

With the latest update I have decided to give up for the time being since I need to keep root on my phone, but in the event this starts working again I'm hoping to find a quicker way to rotate between my two configurations. I use TWRP if that makes any difference.
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
No. Hiding Xposed isn't that easy.
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
I know because I'm testing it ;). And it still needs work, and [MENTION=4470081]topjohnwu[/MENTION] is busy, so probably not for a while.
[SuperSU] jay_snake:
I just flashed the stock OxygeOs 3.2.7 (lastest one) for ONeplus 3 to check. Safetynet is working, ofcourse no root or xposed flashed. TWRP was flashed. So I think we know now that the new safetynet update is not chekcing for custom recoveries and that Oneplus devices are working with the stock rom. I've seen that on reddit.
[SuperSU] 640k:
based on chainfire's commentary about this being a cat-and-mouse game, i'm betting updates aren't going to come quickly, if at all. if he does fix it this time, i wouldn't be surprised if he starts to pull away.

to this point i never cared about hiding root from anything. all i want is an adblock solution and without VPN.
[SuperSU] brando56894:
I'm cursing them because they implemented the stupid check, you don't even need root to GPS spoof. I played legitimately for about 2.5 months, my roommate, who has an unrooted Note 5 was spoofing all the time. Now since they implemented this damn check I barely play at all.
[SuperSU] rwong48:
You messed up pretty hard here by saying

and then explaining how you wanted root *not* to cheat.
[SuperSU] waylo:
Actually there is something more to phh hidesu working or not. For many users it still works, but many others it does not. It's not clear yet why.

I myself had it working perfectly fine yesterday. It stopped working last night.

I reverted to stock no root and it passes. I flashed ONLY the phh hidesu and it immediately failed. :confused:

EDIT: Figured it out. Private messaged phhusson with my troubleshooting.
[SuperSU] brando56894:
Exactly, I'm about to say screw it too, on the 5 years that I've been rooting my phone, I never cared about it at all, I never use Android Pay and the only reason I wanted to do it now was to play Pokémon go since I have invested so much time in it, but I'm about to say screw it. Root is more important to me than pokemon, but then again I did have the idea of thinking about needing root at all, I only really use it for theming anymore. I rarely flash custom kernels and tweak the settings anymore, nor do I flash decked out fully modded ROMs.
[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
Obviously that was a typo. I missed the word 'not'. Grow up.
[SuperSU] gnex4us:
How you do that ?
[SuperSU] rwong48:
"Grow up"? I was pointing out a mistake that caused further confusion for several posts.

Obviously, to others, it was not "obviously" a "typo".
[SuperSU] NWTSCL:
I'm guessing that this is what they want. I'm guessing that they hope to sell the slow walking GPS data, probably too Google. Spoofing corrupts that data, making it worthless. So they want spoofers to give up. It means tens if hundreds of millions of dollars
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
I can play pogo

install SuperSU 2.78

magisk v7

suhide

microg

I'm happy safetynet step
[SuperSU] arlyanagi:
Hi, PokeGo users

PokeGo is work fine on SuperSUed Nexus5X with:

Factory Image:NBD90W + TWRP 3.0.2.0 + SuperSU v2.78 SR1 + Pokémon GO 0.41.4(Install from PlayStore App)

And, it is not work fine with:

Factory Image:NBD90W + TWRP 3.0.2.0 + SuperSU v2.78 SR1 + Pokémon GO 0.41.4(Download from apkmirror, Install as unknown source)

In this case, SafetyNet returns cts profile match is false, but pokego does not care it.

I don't need suhide, phh's hidesu, xposed plugin, and any solutions to play pokego with SuperSUed n5x.

If you install pokego as unknown source, try install from play store app. PokeGo maybe work fine, and maybe not.

I love great apps, SuperSU and suhide. Thank you, Chainfire.
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
I have no idea what they are currently detecting. I've wasted enough time on this already, I doubt I will fix this over the coming few days.
[SuperSU] Ch3vr0n:
[MENTION=4371834]arlyanagi[/MENTION] well my 6p is using nbd90x, sr1 and latest pogo from the play store and it ain't working.

[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] don't give up, this isn't just about pogo but more about AP. We know you can knock this one out of the park too. Just take your time :)

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 6P met Tapatalk
[SuperSU] 3Shirts:
The words we all feared but expected. Thanks for all your work so far anyway. Such a shame they keep screwing us over. All the best.
[SuperSU] fadac:
My pogo is.

My setup is in my sig. I did install the suhide GUI app. Not sure if that did anything?
[SuperSU] mortillo:
microg?
[SuperSU] gnex4us:
I believe in you! I admire your work since the galaxy S1 far did you manage everything !!! you are the best! :good:
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
MICROG

http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-microg-gmscore-floss-play-services-t3217616
[SuperSU] meleelord:
I'd say abandon this for a while. No point, I was using android pay in the shop earlier to find it doesn't work. I just won't use it now, got my contactless card. It seems like it's 2 or 3 things people really want this for. Not worth the effort in looking through for what to update every week. I'm happy with everything else on my rooted device.

Google are the ones causing the issue, we should all be messaging them, to make them aware of what they're doing to us users.
[SuperSU] 640k:
this isn't meant as an attack, but your post makes no sense. most people are isntalling the app from the play store and pretty much every rooted device is failing now. what you're suggesting is there has been some update to the app to no longer care if you're rooted? i find this extremely hard to believe.
[SuperSU] magnum73:
Just magisk on top of it ? And with xposed installed ? Or are the microg make the difference ?
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
Thanks for all the work you have provided so far. I can stay unrooted, just have to accept it.
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
Yes
[SuperSU] stanleyopar2000:
Did you use xposed?
[SuperSU] HeNaFi:
OK. So like the OK says this is a loosing game. I decided to go back to stock, flash supersu in systemless mode, then flash hidesu. Xposed was working also. This morning no Pogo for me. I've been using rooted phones since HTC Evo 4G. I'm simply not going to leave my rooted for for this game. Niantic has push me to cheat. I'm going to be using my uprooted Nexus 7 with Fly GPS 4.0.2 with the joystick to move and play from the comfort of my bed/couch
[SuperSU] brando56894:
He just downloaded "GPS spoof with joystick" and enabled it under mock locations and it worked. He said it hasn't worked for him over the past few weeks so maybe they blocked that too, but I know he was doing it for at least a month.
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
FYI, there's a lot of stuff in suhide that complicates things and is strictly speaking not necessary at all to bypass SafetyNet. They are necessary to bypass a number of other root detectors, though. It may well be one of these things is detected. I am not in the mood to make a test-version without those things, though - suhide has taken up a LOT of my time the past month or two, far beyond what I should have spent on it.

The big issue here is that it is very difficult to figure out *what* they are detecting, and *how*. This has been a bigger issue lately than actually figuring out how to bypass those detections, once we know what they are.
[SuperSU] gnex4us:
do you need root for this Option?

ok you're friends :fingers-crossed: ;)

GPS spoof with Joystick needs root 2, right?!
[SuperSU] knipp21:
I can give logs and test whenever you need it. I use fi so I can have my computer for texting and leave my phone to do whatever you need.
[SuperSU] Prack:
Lets not turn this thread into a "how to cheat in pokemon go" thread.

[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] is there anything we can do to help test what is possibly being detected?
[SuperSU] 640k:
i don't understand what magisk has to do with anything. it's not contributing to root detection and as far as i understood, magisk works with phh SU and "not" chainfire?? i may be way off-base here, but I just don't get it.
[SuperSU] HeNaFi:
No root. I'm playing with my nexus 7 tablet
[SuperSU] gnex4us:
can you tell me - maybe via PM - how you do that ?!
[SuperSU] magnum73:
I hope for a solution of [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] ! Please do not give up...;)
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
You can spend safetynet

Lake leaving gapps by microg

Supersu 2.78

Magisk v7

Suhide

Xposed

Pogo version 0.41.4
[SuperSU] jimbo77:
Would you elaborate in how you removed google apps (GAPPS) and services in order to install MICROG? If you can send me a PM i'll appreciatte it. I have a Galaxy S7 so the steps must be similar to what you did with your S6 :)

Thanks!
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
install mini rom 5.7.1

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/development/sm-g920f-nanorom-20160414-t3358801

gives you the option to choose gapps or microg for the installation of the ROM.

It comes with magisk and suhide installed.

I just install Xposed.
[SuperSU] xstahsie:
Did you have to input echo "SYSTEMLESS=true">/data/.supersu after flashing SuperSU 2.78?
[SuperSU] Citizen_Snips:
2 things;

1) you're missing a ">" and added quotes. The correct code is

echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu

2) you're supposed to enter that before flashing supersu so it installs as systemless, not after. It won't change anything after. You'd already be installed in system mode.
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
This code isn't correct. "SYSTEMLESS" should be capitalized, and it doesn't matter if you use one ">" or two if the file doesn't already exist.
[SuperSU] mattzeller:
The single ">" works just fine, it has been discussed and tested

Sent from my SCH-R220
[SuperSU] Dalamar666:
thanks... I'll try this...

what suhide vers?
[SuperSU] max194:
Thinking about it, ">" might even be the better choice.

A single ">" creates a new file, its content being the input of the left, to the path on the right. A double ">>" adds the input of the left as a new line to the file on the right.

So if you created that file with, for example "systemless=false", you would only be adding lines to that file. It might look like this after a few times:

systemless=false
systemless=true
systemless=true

I guess it only uses the first value.

But if you use a single ">", the file will always look like this:

systemless=true

Sorry for the offtopic, just wanted to bring this in.
[SuperSU] Citizen_Snips:
Yeah I know it's capital. Systemless was always getting autocorrected on me so I added it to my dictionary since I use it so much (it's not in the actual dictionary, check). Happened to add it lowercase since I was usually talking about it instead of typing up the command. Point still stands about the quotation marks as well as entering it before not after. I edited my post, thanks again...
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
The quotation marks are also not an issue.
[SuperSU] Citizen_Snips:
OK well you still enter it before flashing root not after. Anything else?
[SuperSU] gordopa1:
It was my understanding that SuperSU now installs systemless by default and you only had to do terminal commands if you DON'T want systemless. This is for the 5X, but I think it applies for other phones as well.

When you install SuperSU (through TWRP) it will detect your nexus 5x needs systemless root and on the fly it will patch your boot.img (and backup your original boot.img to /data).

Sorry if I'm completely off-base here.
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
Nope, that's it :)

You are correct; however some custom ROMs already have patched sepolicy which the SuperSU installer will detect and install in system mode by default.
[SuperSU] Ink Rampant Wolf:
Yup, you're right. Suhide causes really poor performance, even when the phone clean of apps.
[SuperSU] gordopa1:
Just received an Android Pay update today and Safety Net no longer passes check with suhide v.55. I have Android Pay 1.7.135813491, Google Play Services 9.6.83 (440-133155058). Tried to buy lunch with AP and it failed with the standard AP cannot be used message.
[SuperSU] MisMagJr:
Hi guys I really need your help on this one. I am running HydraRom v1.3.5 on my Galaxy S7 and I tried installing Suhide like 25 times right now but everytime it gets me on a bootloop. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

What I tested:

1-Installing rom with everything pre-installed (Magisk Busybox Phh root and Systemless Xposed) then booting into recovery and installing Supersu 2.78 R1 in systemless mode then installing suhide (with and without clearing cache)

2-Installing rom with only Magisk and phh root then doing the same thing

3-Same thing as 1st but with uninstalling magisk and Xposed

4-Installing the rom with no root and no mods at all then trying to install SuperSu+Suhide but still nothing :/
[SuperSU] Devilix:
How is it possible???

I have:

Supersu 2.78

Suhide

Xposed

but i get X red screen on SafetyNet test...
[SuperSU] tchavei:
What's the point anyway? Safetynet detects suhide now...

Enviado do meu GT-I9195 através de Tapatalk
[SuperSU] xstahsie:
Which one is correct?

echo "SYSTEMLESS=true">/data/.supersu

Or

echo SYSTEMLESS=true>/data/.supersu

Thanks.
[SuperSU] Devilix:
echo "SYSTEMLESS=true" > /data/.supersu
[SuperSU] iFedix:
In bash scripting this line means: write SYTEMLESS=true in the file /data/.supersu. There is no difference between "SYSTEMLESS=true" and SYSTEMLESS=true and in this case there isn't also difference bewteen > and >> (> means write in a file from the beginning an so overwrite it and >> means write in a file in append mode, but here we are talking about a new file so > and >> means the same thing in this case).
[SuperSU] snke:
Latest Pure Nexus 7.0 + 0.55 suhide + Kylo Kernel r42

After latest PoGO update

Is Safetynet updated? Or is PoGO problem?
[SuperSU] Danny94:
It seems that Resurrection Rom got blocked now by SafetyNet. I removed Root completely and it doesn´t work [system/xbin/su and system/bin/su], on other Roms i tried today and for some days on RR Rom it worked like that.
[SuperSU] Dalamar666:
and you use the same ("microg") gapps?

The point is: an user said that he can pass safety with microg gapps.

Maybe here there is other walkaround with safetynet
[SuperSU] Portgas D. Ace:
Read the last few pages and you might find your answer.
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
Your have installed gapps or microg?
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
They're the same, functionally.
[SuperSU] Danny94:
Could someone confirm please that RR Rom got blocked by SafetyNet ?
[SuperSU] snke:
Sorry I'm out now from university and I forgot to refresh the thread :p so there is a solution? Suhide GUI help? I saw like someone with Magisk solved the problem
[SuperSU] Ch3vr0n:
No, this isn't the magisk thread.
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
You are using the wrong SU app. Use SuSuperuser 2.78 SR1.
[SuperSU] HeNaFi:
For me the one without the Quotes.

echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu
[SuperSU] aostrom:
You are right - I wasn't thinking it through; I will make an excuse that it was 4:00AM when I wrote. I wasn't realizing/thinking that PG would not work at all with rooted phones just the way AP won't work with rooted phones, I was thinking that it would work, but just defeat the ability to spoof location. And yes, I agree that's stupid not to able to play a game on a rooted phone.

But I still maintain that Google doesn't care whatsoever about PG users, or even really about Niantic -- what they care about is HSBC, and Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, and Citibank, and ... If they don't have their support they don't have AP, and it's a market requirement to compete with Apple and Samsung, whether folks here like it or not. Here outside Boston, in Burlington MA (along Rt. 128, where the computer industry was really born long before Silicon Valley even existed), there's a Samsung office building. That building has a nice large SAMSUNG logo illuminated sign along the top of the building facing the highway, and recently they added an equally large "PAY" just after the Samsung. That's how central they think NFC payments are to their mobile market strategy.
[SuperSU] Devilix:
No, i'm using OpenGapps :(

Do you have a link where you have downloaded?

No no, i have SR1 ;)
[SuperSU] Keksdroid:
I'm running RR on my nexus 5. I completely removed root in order to play PoGo. Works good.

Maybe you have to dirty flash your rom again, your boot image might be still modified.
[SuperSU] tropicanapure:
Verified to be working on op3 with su 2.76. Both with safety net checker app and a test purchase.

View attachment 3862944

I had pretty much written off AP after rooting.

Thank you, thank you and thank you. Is there a link I can donate to?

PS: Can I just upgrade SuperSU to 2.78 via play store or do I need to go through the upgrade path listed in the OP?
[SuperSU] _u2pop_:
No i soft-brick my phone many times so i dont want to try to flash for do all overagain so i want to wait first somebody can say if they work it on snapchat login on phone rooted
[SuperSU] CSX321:
FWIW, I updated mine last night through the Play Store, and I made a Pay purchase today, so it worked for me.
[SuperSU] tropicanapure:
On op3?
[SuperSU] CSX321:
Nexus 5
[SuperSU] tropicanapure:
Then I'd much rather wait for the official steer or for some one on a op3/ oos combo.

Thanks though.

Edit: made a twrp + TB backup and upgraded via play store. Still works.
[SuperSU] HamsterHam:
Can someone upload their suhide.uid file that has android pay working please. Tried a different rom and it fails but only uid 10025 was auto added to the UID file. Cheers.

Edit:

[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] - I definitely have an issue with TiBu not working once I setup suhide. On the ROM which makes android pay work I set it all up without restoring any apps but as soon as I tried restoring apps TiBu just hangs on restoring the first app. Any ideas? Cheers.

Edit 2: Interesting, changed to permissive rather than enforcing selinux and apps restored.
[SuperSU] FletchF:
Just another "me too" post. Nexus 5 running MOB30Y, systemless SuperSU 2.78 and suhide 0.12. Just made an AP purchase at Wegmans. Thanks Chainfire for doing this even though you clearly believe it's a losing battle.
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
It's different for everyone. It all depends on the UID of Google Play Services; that's all that is in mine and SafetyNet checks pass with flying colors.

Find that UID using the procedure in the OP and check it against what's in your file.
[SuperSU] HamsterHam:
Yeah, was a strange one I changed ROMs and it is working again. Cheers.
[SuperSU] FletchF:
Does suhide require that SuperSU be installed with BINDSYSTEMXBIN=false?
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
UIDs can change as part of a dexopt, so if you're dirty flashing or something you'd definitely want to set up suhide fresh.
[SuperSU] tohtorin:
Wondering about one thing. There is mount /system in sihide installer update-binary script. Because it is without readonly option does it mount system as rw?

How can I check has my /system mounted as rw ever?