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[SuperSU] iXaidyiu:
I am out of thanks today. Here is the 9th thanks today: :good:
[SuperSU] deniskr:
This SN has become completely random... Sometimes I can pass with SU/SUhide/RS combo, and sometimes I can't... It's almost like sometimes it scan every single code on your phone, and you fail, and sometimes like it don't scan anything and you pass... Only with magisk I can't pass what ever I do,and AP is no go, but with magisk combo I can play PoGO like I'm on stock... I use SGS4 with CM13... I don't know what google did with it's SN,but they really make it so unpredictable and annoying...
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
Hi grep!

Which xposed are you using, im on a note 4 and Magisk v8 with phh and magiskhide are not working for me, what is working for me is Supersu 2.78 + Root switch, but no xposed (tried 86.2 and even tried magisk using supersu with 86.6 and no go either).
[SuperSU] grep_i:
I'm using Xposed systemless v86.1 SDK23 [MENTION=2476451]romracer[/MENTION].

You can only use this version on a Sammy device if you are on a custom rom without TouchWiz User Interface.

Isn't it so that you need an "alt" version of Xposed v86.2 for Samsung Note 4 ?
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
That's the one i use and works for me but cant hide it whatever i do! only uninstalling it works
[SuperSU] Barfelonous:
You have exposed without magisk?
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
if its me? yes, magisk is giving me Blue screen on SN even with magiskhide enabled
[SuperSU] AleStifini:
Hi guys... SuHide 0.55 doesn't work with my P9 Plus (EMUI 4.1, Android 6.0, rooted systemless SuperSu 2.78 SR1) ... Once installed SuHide... Crash and lag extremly :(

Help?

Thanks
[SuperSU] iXaidyiu:
Did you wipe cache and davik cache?
[SuperSU] AleStifini:
No, now I try it :)

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Thank you!! I tried your advice and it works!!
[SuperSU] Vipriel:
I wish I knew which version of SafetyNet I am using! All I know is that I have Play Services v9.8.77 (440-135396225) but I am sure that doesn't mean jack and doesn't correlate with SafetyNet on the server side.

For Xposed being blocked, I have been using "XposedInstaller_by_dvdandroid.apk". Version shows 3.0 alpha4 by dvdandroid 8/10/16. When I install this apk, I sometimes get a prompt to upgrade it (when I have upgraded it, I haven't bothered to check the version). With either the upgraded version or the version I posted here, SafetyNet will immediately start failing with "Payload Verification Failed" blue screen and PoGo will also stop working. From everything I read here on this thread, as well as the Xposed 86.6 thread, and the Magisk PoGo thread, it looks like some people that have the same device I have (SM-G930FD - or SM-G930F) can in some instances pass SafetyNet when installing Xposed or the Xposed installer. In my case, Installing the apk mentioned above, installing Xposed 86.6 through Magisk v8 or flashing 86.2 through TWRP all result in SafetyNet failing and PoGo giving "unable to connect to server" or "unable to authenticate" error.

You will notice something interesting regarding my testing. With the 100% stock configuration, the stock Enforcing kernel was necessary and diverting from that broke things. On the other side, using Superman ROM the stock kernel did not work but I was able to get things working using a Permissive kernel (Super Kernel v18.5). What that means exactly I don't know but it goes to show that you don't need an Enforcing kernel.

One additional note: I started customizing the Superman ROM last night, Synapse, 3 min battery, etc which caused 5 apps to be optimized upon bootup and this broke SafetyNet. As a test, I uninstalled Synapse which didn't fix things but then I cleared Dalvik and Cache and this did fix the issue. I am going to try installing the Synapse app back and see if that breaks things again. Since that's related to kernel settings, I am thinking that SafetyNet may be looking for discrepancies within the kernels and not just whether they are Enforcing or Permissive.

EDIT: Installed Synapse back and everything still looks good. SafetyNet Green and PoGo working.
[SuperSU] SeraphSephiroth:
Flashed the latest suhide on my S7 edge with no xposed, but PoGo doesn't work. No crashes or anything, just no connection to server. I wiped cache/dalvik/art and still NoGo instead of PoGo. Did I do a step wrong?

I'm on stock 6.0.1 with systemless root installed.
[SuperSU] skeeter92:
Hello. Try to flash supersu without systemless.

Envoyé de mon SM-G925F en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] SeraphSephiroth:
tried that. It defaults to systemless and suhide specifically says systemless anyway :D
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
you can also try rootswitch and if it works, you may automate toggeling root on/off with tasker (if you use this app)
[SuperSU] skeeter92:
Download supersu 2.78 stable not sr1 and try

Envoyé de mon SM-G925F en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] bigcid10:
I have nothing but issues with my htc 10 getting this safetynet app to pass

I tried suhide with SR1 and rootswitch 1.31 ,phh with magisk 8 ,no dice

If I reload my Leedroid with the non root option SN still fails(red)

but pokemongo works,as soon as I install on of the root options(see above)

SN goes blue and pokemongo won't load

It has to be the bootloader issue for me

has anyone with a US unlocked HTC 10

gotten it SN to work ? and May I ask How?
[SuperSU] Barfelonous:
On my note 3 I've flashed (in this order)

Sr1

Suhide

Xposed

Asus root switch.

Running RR cm13 rom, still rooted, and systemless.

Blue screen on safety net and pogo keeps saying GPS signal not found. Use my gps everyday.

???
[SuperSU] SeraphSephiroth:
PoGo? More like NoGo amirite?

But seriously it's quite annoying isn't it
[SuperSU] alexpower:
You need magisk module xsetprop to mask your bootloader to locked.

And rootswitch to pass SN for green

Gesendet von meinem HTC 10 mit Tapatalk
[SuperSU] bigcid10:
ok,I'll give it a shot
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
google should start to rename the OS currently called "Android" to "iOS-A" (-A cause its the dismal poor copy of android) if they fu** up every1 who want the phone they bought beeing realy THEIR phone. but thats going too close to offtopic.
[SuperSU] SeraphSephiroth:
RootSwitch doesn't work for me

Hands up if you remember the days when android was developer friendly? :D
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
i knew the "good old times" with my Samsung Galaxy S2 where the only problem was the "easy to reset" flash counter (jig, CF-TriangleAway, or PhilZ-Kernel)... but starting with KNOX on Samsung Galaxy S4 i think it just got worse... :(

but lets close offtopic, this is no "android was so great times ago"-crying thread :) (but such a thread would be great imo ;) )
[SuperSU] bigcid10:
Ok ,It seems to work good now

SN is green and pokeymonGo works

but Rootswitch 1.3.1 says Magisk not fully capabable

and switch,and say's root is disabled

root checker say's it's got root

pokemongo works and SN is green

what gives?
[SuperSU] Barfelonous:
Bigcid10 can you please explain the order of your flashing, what zip files you flashed, any changes made in terminal and if it works with Xposed?
[SuperSU] bigcid10:
first off ,

If you do a clean wipe in leedroid ,it doesn't really do a "clean wipe"

I had to manually wipe the partition myself in twrp

I flashed

1: magisk v8

2: phh-superuser-magiskr259

3:reboot

4:installed magisk manager v2.1

5:install phh superuser apk from store

6:reboot

7:install the xsetprop from magisk manager

8: reboot

it's working ,but I'm still havin an issue with root switch
[SuperSU] westeight:
Nothing to worry about, that's normal:
[SuperSU] ss4rob:
Can you elaborate a bit on this? My Nexus 6P is running stock 7.1.1 and I have the latest stable official SuperSU-v2.78-201609011115.zip installed. I installed Magisk and checked the hide Magisk option, but PoGo nor Android Pay worked. Which SuperSU did you use, and did it give you the correct boot.img or did you get a separate one? Did you install a specific Magisk module? None of the ones in the repository looked correct to me. Thanks for any help.
[SuperSU] fozzie:
As I posted earlier, I had the same on my OnePlus One. I then remembered there was something a while ago about AP failing with custom DPIs. I set mine back to default, rebooted and I've just made a successful AP payment. YMMV...
[SuperSU] zapahacks:
Hi, could you share which were your steps please?

I have an S6 and I haven't been able to do it, and you are one of the few with an S7 I have seen that got this working.

Also, is xposed working for you or just root?

Thanks
[SuperSU] edyny1:
Does this Magisk module xserprop only for HTC 10??? Or it can also be installed on a S6 Edge?? And what are the steps to install it?
[SuperSU] edyny1:
I installed this module xsetprop but don't know what exactly does it do and i don't see any difference. I have Galaxy S6 Edge
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
xsetprop should work on your S6

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It makes your bootloader pretend its locked to pass safetynet.
[SuperSU] Chrifister:
I have the Material Design Xposed Installer app installed, have never uninstalled it, and I'm passing Safety Net with the Root Switch patches for Supersu. So my version of Safety Net doesn't care about the Xposed Installer app.
[SuperSU] Pig Vomit:
Forgive me for this....but after reading pretty much all of the 400 pages of this thread starting the day it first appeared I'm a little lost on what currently works and what doesn't.

In purely general terms.....there currently is no way to get a stock rooted Marshmallow or Nougat phone with an unlocked bootloader to pass SafetyNet (and specifically Android Pay), irregardless of the whatever combo of superuser choice, suhide, RootSwitch and/or Magisk you use, correct? Not asking about any custom ROMs, boot images, etc. Just stock rooted with unlocked bootloader.

And it appears that further development on RootSwitch (and likely suhide but it hasn't been confirmed by Chainfire) has stopped?

Stock rooted Nexus 6P on 7.0 here.
[SuperSU] deniskr:
That is really good question, because it's seems that even SN don't know what's actually can pass,and what not?... Popular theory is that only fabric unlocked bootloader can pass,and custom no, but there seam's to be cases where even custom unlocked bootloader pass, and fabric unlocked don't pass... My bet is that in whole this "cat & mouse" game, google managed to broke it's own API,and sometimes it work even to good, and sometimes don't work at all...
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
PoGo will work with an unlocked bootloader but not root. Can't install SuHide because it causes boot hang.
[SuperSU] Vipriel:
You probably don't have an S7 or the more restrictive form of SafetyNet. I used to run with SuperSU 2.78 SR1, SuHide 0.55 and Root Switcher 1.2.4. I was able to use Xposed 86.2 and everything was peachy. On the 19th, something changed and I could no longer pass with this configuration. I kept trying all kinds of things such as upgrading Root Switcher but nothing worked. Currently, the only configurations that work for me are the 2 that I posted. If you have an S7, count yourself lucky because chances are it won't last.
[SuperSU] PoochyX:
Chainfire it's telling me that suhide can't map properly in Twrp
[SuperSU] Vipriel:
Xposed not working for me no matter what. I have posted step by step instructions for 2 different working configurations for an S7 on page 398 of this thread. Please try it out and let me know if either of those works for you.
[SuperSU] bigcid10:
I don't have the same phone as you ,but I tried just adding the module

and it didn't work for me as well

I kept thinking ,I 'll just clean reload my OS and all the files

will be gone and I'll start over ,but it wasn't wiping the files

I had to manually wipe the partitions to fully clean those files

after I did that and flashed the files it worked
[SuperSU] grep_i:
You can always start such a thread[emoji12]

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It's only the man's educated guess no need to worry.

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I have no clue why you say such a thing I have that setup and got it working to pass safetynet still working right now.

Posted a couple of times my setup and how I got it to work.

Guess you didn't read very well you missed it a couple of times.
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Sultanxda Bypasses New SafetyNet Unlocked Bootloader Check on Latest CM13 Builds
[SuperSU] snke:
Anyone with 6P can tell me if the combination SuperSU or Magisk and latest root switch work?

Where is the new thread of 1.3.1 root switch?
[SuperSU] Kris6699:
With bootloader unlock hidden. Yes it works.
[SuperSU] snke:
How can I hide bootloader? I think it's impossible to hide it for now
[SuperSU] Kris6699:
Flash kernel.
[SuperSU] snke:
Which kernel??
[SuperSU] Kris6699:
Sorry. The kernel is called flash
[SuperSU] toyds:
new update for PoGo is available.for sure new security checking is implemented.niantic is sooo bad :(

http://pokemongolive.com/en/post/ver-update-102316/

2016. 10. 23

Pokémon GO updated to version 0.43.3 for Android and 1.13.3 for iOS

Trainers,

Pokémon GO is in the process of being updated to version 0.43.3 for Android and 1.13.3 for iOS devices. Below are some release notes and comments from our development team.

Professor Willow discovered that Eggs have different patterns depending on the distance required to hatch them.

Pokémon type icons have been added to the information screen for each Pokémon.

Low battery indicator added for the Pokémon GO Plus

Minor text fixes
[SuperSU] westeight:
Still working fine here. Ditto SafetyNet. :cowboy:
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Can you please take this to the Pokemon thread, this thread is for suhide, thanks please.
[SuperSU] swallowingled:
Franco Kernel has implemented the patch as well.
[SuperSU] vt0r:
Also Kernvatore, ElementalX and probably a few others.
[SuperSU] Vipriel:
This is correct, there is indeed a big difference between toggling Xposed off and uninstalling. You can toggle off Xposed from the Xposed Installer or from Root Switcher (if it's 86.2) but neither will work as of right now with the latest SafetyNet update.

On the other hand, try uninstalling. If you are using 86.6, you can uninstall from within Magisk Manager BUT this also may not be sufficient (it wasn't in my case as there must have been some remnants somehow)! SafetyNet always fails for me with Xposed installed however if I uninstall by flashing Xposed-uninstaller-topjohnwu-20160820.zip for 86.6 or Xposed-uninstaller-topjohnwu-20160718v2-REPACKED-UNSIGNED.zip for 86.2, it passes fine.

The above may in fact account for some of the problems people are having. Perhaps they have uninstalled Xposed from Magisk Manager or perhaps they are using the wrong uninstaller for the wrong version of Xposed.

Also, always try wiping Dalvik and Cache after you uninstall something major like Xposed!

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At least for the S7, it is possible to pass SafetyNet being rooted using a Stock MM ROM. Look at page 398 for my post (method #1) . This entails starting at 100% stock (Odined to an official Samsung base image from SamMobile).
[SuperSU] NYZack:
You can hide it with the Magisk module xsetprop. Once this is installed - in a terminal, after typing "su" (or using Tasker with a root shell) you then type "xsetprop ro.boot.flash.locked 1". This will make it look as if your bootloader is locked. It has to be done after every reboot.

This is my solution (along with suhide and Root Switch) to passing Safetynet with a rooted stock Nexus 6 (or with a rooted Nexus 6 and Franco kernel).
[SuperSU] Barfelonous:
I have the newest magisk manager but it doesn't have xsetprop in the downloads
[SuperSU] NYZack:
Here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69254095&postcount=4955
[SuperSU] justmiike:
Will this work for Samsung devices? Or is it aimed for Nexus devices?
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
If your device uses the prop and if that's what's tripping SafetyNet, then yes it will work. But I don't know anything about why your specific device isn't passing.
[SuperSU] justmiike:
I'm using the Galaxy Note 3. I don't believe it's the prop setting it off because when I completely unroot, SafetyNet passes with my unlocked BL on Custom ROM.

The only thing triggering SafetyNet right now is Xposed. And no setup so far has proved otherwise, other than phh supersu and Magisk v8 (passing) with Xposed disabled.

The only thing I haven't tried is this (as not sure if compatible with Samsung since no one has confirmed with a Samsung), but if it was prop, then technically after I remove root, SafetyNet should fail by using that logic.
[SuperSU] RonnYap:
which custom rom

i will try with exposed

type exposed?

now i using cm13 with exposed

safetynet pass

after root switch disable

note 3
[SuperSU] yochananmarqos:
I'm passing SafetyNet and Android Pay is working with Franco kernel unrooted. So you're saying SuperSU 2.78 SR1 + suhide + Root Switch will allow Android Pay to continue to work?
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
you will fall in love with this rom! - [Rom][N7 Port][15.10.2016] [Multi-DPI] Phronesis Rom N7 v3.1 Feature Rich & Smooth
[SuperSU] RonnYap:
which exposed need?

will not bootloop after flash exposed

thz
[SuperSU] oTeMpLo:
Google is @#€#€@# is with safetynet And now this

https://www.vusec.net/projects/drammer/

Lol
[SuperSU] 135Shadowsoul:
so... google wants to forbid us rooting/modding to patch those security holes? nice done google, realy nice. like i have mentioned: just call it "iOS-A" and destroy all community support for fixing those things. gg google
[SuperSU] NYZack:
And by using xsetprop, as I described. At least on my Nexus 6 it does.
[SuperSU] ianmacd:
I'm not sure how you reached that conclusion, but it doesn't seem like the right one to me.
[SuperSU] CrazyCypher:
So is HTC 10 vulnerable?
[SuperSU] edyny1:
Do you have a link for the tasker app with root shell? And what does it look like? Never seen it or used it.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Seems a bit of a heavy fix is typing the following in a terminal not working for you ?

"setprop ro.boot.flash.locked 1"

Flashing Magisk just to set this property seems a little bit overkill to me.

Magisk is a great product though but a little bit to much for me if I only need to set this property or do I see it completely wrong here ?
[SuperSU] mobileman88:
Is that all the zip does?
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
It is overkill. Probably 9 out of 10 Magisk mods can be done with a few lines of script and without Magisk... Don't get me wrong, Magisk *can* do some interesting stuff that is hard to accomplish without it, but many of the mods can fairly easily be achieved without it, so having a framework like Magisk as a requirement for them is just weird.

But that's just me, in software development many people have a different opinion: it's the same discussion as using a library for every single thing versus just writing small things yourself. Both have their pros and cons.

I built my own version of setpropex a few days ago, and unlike the others I submitted the code back to the source project as a pull request.

It'll be in the next suhide release (but new SuperSU SR first, probably)
[SuperSU] NYZack:
I don't believe you can use setprop to set read-only properties like this; check with getprop to see if they stick. Pretty sure you need something like this Magisk module.

In any event, Magisk is extremely useful for many other reasons. I use it to enable my LED notifier (disabled on the N6) and to install the Pixel launcher as a system app for full functionality (all without modifying system partition).

[Edit] I didn't notice I was arguing with Chainfire! I defer to him. However, Magisk has made things fairly easy for me.
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
If you don't understand the tech behind it, then why make these statements?

No, you can't use the normal setprop for this. You need a modified binary to adjust the property space (setpropex). That binary has nothing to do with Magisk, and you don't need a Magisk module to use it. The Magisk module is just a wrapper.

I'm not saying Magisk isn't useful or handy, I'm just saying these things can be achieved without it.
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
Little offtopic:

Can I pass SafetyNet if my SELinux mode is Permissive?
[SuperSU] ashxdafan:
To be fair there are millions too that are clueless on how and where to even key in commands. Some gifted, some hard working and some pretty oblivious. :D
[SuperSU] Captain_Throwback:
Just add it to the post-fs-data.sh in the xsetprop folder under Magisk. Then you don't have to do it manually after every reboot.

Eventually I should add that command, but I have to remember how to script first :rolleyes:.
[SuperSU] nkk71:
I'm not sure if that comment is referring to xsetprop or not, but if it is

I was unaware of setpropex

.

My code is built from scratch, I neither borrowed nor used any body else's code (especially setpropex) or any part thereof (except the aosp system_properties.cpp, which I modified myself)

.

xsetprop was originally designed for a completely different purpose, it's original design was to be able to change/fake the encrypted property, so that MultiROM secondary ROMs can "think" they're encrypted

.

From the quick look, setpropex seems to hook into init, so i'm assuming it will trigger a property_changed event; xsetprop will not

(haven't really checked the details of setpropex)

.

As for "submitting code back", I have nothing to submit back to. I do, on the other hand, have a repo ready for xsetprop, but haven't pushed it yet.
[SuperSU] vt0r:
In addition to what Chainfire's already said about Magisk being overkill (I agree, even though I still find it very useful), the answer to this specific question would be a no. Once an RO prop has been set, it can't be modified with the regular setprop binary, hence the setpropex talk. So these people are choosing to use the one prepackaged solution to modify those two values. The average user has no idea what Magisk is or does, so they see "simple" only, and have no perception of the bloat. They feel like they wanted a beer and found a bottle opener, when they're really driving over the bottle with a car to open it.
[SuperSU] NYZack:
I think there's virtue in simplicity. As I mentioned, Magisk lets me enable my Nexus 6 LED and install the Pixel Launcher systemlessly with ease and no observable effect on the function of my phone; I don't think one should have to understand the workings of Android in great depth to be able to fiddle with it a bit. Apart from that, I'd be interested in hearing of *any* other solution (bloated or otherwise) currently available to change the bootloader-locked property on my Nexus 6 stock ROM. Having to fail SafetyNet for the sake of the principle of never installing extra bloat seems overly principled.
[SuperSU] mobileman88:
That's a good one! Driving over a bottle with a car or more like a 4X4
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
s6 users g920i

yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss after 6 days I can go green safetynet.

install different roms with SuperSU 2.78 and suhide and none worked.

then install this rom

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

Unmarked clean the option of SuperSU, magisk and suhide

install kernel arter 97 (permisive) zip

magisk install zip v8

phh install SuperSU 259

Xposed 86.6 / 86.2 does not pass safetynet
[SuperSU] henderjr:
This may have been answered since I haven't been on XDA in a couple days but I'm not using SuperSU but rather Phh's SuperUser with his app from the playstore. So Magisk8, Phh's SuperUser, the app that goes with it, and magisk manager. Then I click the Magisk Hide checkbox in Magisk Manager settings. Root but still pass SafetyNet.

Glad I could help. I haven't been able to find any combination to get my phone to pass SafetyNet with Xposed. Disappointing.
[SuperSU] hshah:
The last thing I did on my S7 Edge was the 06 "fix" and that worked for a day with Xposed and Android Pay.

Can't keep up with how quickly these things are moving... what do I need to do now?